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Black Hawk College welcomed 47 new members into the Quad-Cities Campus’ chapter of Phi Theta Kappa honor society in Spring 2026.

Black Hawk College’s new volleyball coach has found his dream job. An accomplished high school and club coach, Brian Schubert is ready to share his experience with the Braves.

Discover Black Hawk College’s 2026 graduation updates, archives and commencement programs for students and families.

Congratulations to the Spring 2026 graduates of the Highway Construction Careers Training Program (HCCTP) at Black Hawk College!

Apply now for 2026-27 scholarships from the Black Hawk College Foundations! Both new and returning students, whether full-time or part-time, are welcome to apply by Friday, June 5!

Nathanael Hayford has become a very successful juggler. As a BHC student, he learned how to juggle a full load of classes, an apprenticeship and student government activities.

Ablanvi “Cali” Lodonou’s academic journey took her across the ocean to another continent. A native of Togo, she began her college career in the United States in her 50s.

After serving four years in the United States Marine Corps, Thomas Servantes Mayo enrolled at Black Hawk College to continue his path toward law enforcement. With support from faculty and hands-on internship experience, he built confidence, gained practical skills and prepared for the next chapter of his career.

Ryker O’Neil chose Black Hawk College for its affordability and convenience, but his time on campus became a turning point. With support from faculty and hands-on experience in art and media, he is now preparing to transfer to the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign and pursue a career in the creative field.

Black Hawk College alum Tiffany Chapman helped others for many years as a nurse. Before she passed away in January 2026, Chapman decided that she wanted to continue helping others even after she was gone.