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Scholarship application deadline extended to June 5
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!
Black & Gold Celebration raises $58,000 for BHC Foundation
The 2026 Black & Gold Celebration raised more than $58,000 for the Black Hawk College Foundation and welcomed seven new members into the BHC Alumni Hall of Fame.
Apply for 2026-27 scholarships by May 31
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!
Chips & Scholarships
Enjoy some chips and learn about BHC scholarships and how to apply for them! Wednesday, March 25 2-4 p.m. Building 1, upper lobby Sponsored by the Quad-Cities Campus Student Government […]
BHC inducting 7 into Alumni Hall of Fame
Join Black Hawk College to celebrate seven new members of the BHC Alumni Hall of Fame at the Black & Gold Celebration on Thursday, April 2.
BHC 5K Hustle raises $10,000 for PTA scholarships
The 2025 Black Hawk College 5K Hustle raised $10,030.49 to benefit students in the BHC Physical Therapist Assistant (PTA) Program.
Black and Gold Celebration 2026
Join the Black Hawk College Foundation to celebrate the new members of the Black Hawk College Alumni Hall of Fame at the Black & Gold Celebration. The evening will feature […]
Reynolds family donates $2,773 to help GED® students
The family of Adrianne Reynolds recently donated $2,773 to the Black Hawk College Quad-Cities Foundation to help pay for youth GED® testing for BHC students.
Student artwork featured on BHC Foundation holiday card
“Cookies and Cocoa (Warmth in a Cup)” by student artist Ashley Schmoll won the 2025 Black Hawk College Foundation Holiday Card Contest.
Hanson family donates piano, drums and more
From music student to music teacher to music donor, Terry Hanson’s connection to Black Hawk College covers five decades. Now, thanks to Terry and his late father, Chuck Hanson, the college has more instruments for music students to use.