News - 2017

• Juried Art Exhibit Shows Work by College Students

  posted 12/7/2017

  The joint exhibition features artwork from the departments of art at University of Northern Iowa, Hawkeye Community College, Wartburg College, and Upper Iowa University.

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• Cedar Valley Biennial Art Exhibition Opens December 5

  posted 12/5/2017

  This exhibition takes place every two years and includes work from students at Hawkeye Community College, the University of Northern Iowa, Wartburg College, and Upper Iowa University.

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• Hawkeye Community College Among Iowa Schools Recognized for Veteran Accommodations

  posted 12/4/2017

  Nearly 600 institutions nationwide applied for the 2018 Military Times Best Colleges List, and fewer than half were recognized.

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• Anti-Bullying Advocate Kirk Smalley to Speak at Hawkeye Community College on December 6

  posted 11/30/2017

  This event is organized by Cedar Valley Stand for the Silent; Alive and Running; and the Minds, Action, People, Society Club, a student-run organization at Hawkeye Community College for students with interests in psychology, sociology, and social work.

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• Supporters Make Their Mark on Hawkeye's New Urban Campus

  posted 11/29/2017

  Students, staff and supporters of Hawkeye Community College made their mark Tuesday on the new urban campus under construction downtown.

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• Hawkeye Community College Named to Military Times 2018 Best Colleges List

  posted 11/29/2017

  Institutions were evaluated in several categories, with university culture and academic outcomes bearing the most weight.

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• Hawkeye Community College to Host FIRST® LEGO® League Event on December 3

  posted 11/27/2017

  The qualifying event will include teams from Waterloo, Cedar Falls, Grundy Center, Denver, Evansdale, Allison, Dysart, La Porte City, and Jesup.

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• Hawkeye Gives High Schoolers Dramatic Introduction to Health Careers

  posted 11/20/2017

  It was a dramatic, hands-on approach to introduce the students to health careers they can train for at the college. They followed the two victims of the crash, “Johnny” and “Chester,” during the morning-long event as they were helped by paramedics, respiratory therapists, nurses, medical lab technicians, occupational and physical therapists, and dental professionals.

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