President's Holiday Messages

As part of a series on cultural, historic, and religious holidays, President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on Kwanzaa.

As part of a series about religious, historic, and cultural holidays, President Kavalhuna shares his reflections about Hanukkah.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on this festive holiday. Henry Ford College will be closed Thursday, Nov. 28 through Sunday, Dec. 1 in observance of the holiday.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on this national holiday that honors all military veterans.

The holidays are distinct, but are deeply intertwined with many traditions through the centuries. President Kavalhuna shares his reflections.

President Kavalhuna talks about Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day, which are commemorated on the second Monday of October.

As part of a series on religious, culture, and historic holidays, President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the Jewish High Holy Days.

September 15 - October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. President Kavalhuna shares some history, and his thoughts about the celebration.

President Kavalhuna writes about Labor Day and what it means to America.

President Kavalhuna writes about major cultural and spiritual observances that reflect our diverse community.

President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts about the meaning of America's Independence Day.

President Kavalhuna explains the history and meaning of Pride Month.

June 19, or Juneteenth, is the oldest-known celebration commemorating the abolition of slavery in the United States.

Memorial Day has only been an official holiday since 1971, but its legacy belongs to all service members. President Kavalhuna shares his reflections.

This is part of a new series about major cultural and spiritual observances that reflect our diverse community.