Today we start our academic year, a year that is guaranteed to be unlike anything any of us has experienced before. Black Hawk College recognizes that many of our Quad Cities area students and faculty continue to feel the effects of last week’s derecho storm and do not have electricity and/or internet in their homes.
Students who need to access campus internet or computer labs to attend classes that may be completely online can visit the Quad-Cities Campus…
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