News Archive

The Michigan Press Association presents HFC's student-run newspaper 15 awards across multiple categories.

HFC team members Karen Sadanowicz, Jennifer C. Markin, and Anthony Lai are now serving in permanent leadership roles at the College.

The Kennedy Center has recognized HFC student Katie Warden for her artistry in “The Passage.” She is one of several HFC students also awarded a Certificate of Merit.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the high Holy Days of the Christian year.

If you're curious about transferring to Columbia University in New York City, you should attend the April 4 transfer session.

What’s this about a wall built to separate Detroit residents along racial lines? It’s part of our history. Alongside HFC students, Dr. John Michael Sefel has created an original play called “The Detroit Wall Project.”

Beth Michel, a lifelong learner working on her fifth college degree, has had a wide-ranging career in human services, consulting, fundraising, technology, teaching, and now advising.

With her sights set on NASA, HFC alumna Lea Zaytoun encourages women to pursue careers in the engineering field and not to be afraid to aim high.

The Silent Witness Exhibit honors domestic violence victims. We encourage you to attend the Silent Witness Exhibit n the M building April 22-26.

“Children of the Diaspora Educate through the Word: Refinement, Knowledge, and the Art of Hip Hop" is the theme of the April 19 Black Male Retention, Success, and Best Practices Conference. Dr. Akil Houston is the keynote speaker.

HFC will screen "The Great Detroit" and host Q&A with producer/director Anthony Brogdon April 16, via Zoom. This online event is free and open to the public.

Through a $20,000 grant, HFC will become one of the first groups to work with data from the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope, and will provide guidance for community colleges across the country.

April is National Stress Awareness Month. Take the new "Whole Health" course to learn how to manage your stress level.

Register today for STEM Family Day, a free event for families and friends interested in careers in the STEM fields, April 13 on the HFC campus.

Register today for MAT² Applicant Interview Day and Parent Information Session. Learn about the benefits of the MAT² apprenticeship program.

The Spring Scholarship Event: Courses XXV Chef's Dinner will support scholarships for HFC Culinary Arts students.

Learn proven techniques to alleviate the stress you might face during exams.

A controlled burn at UM-Dearborn will occur in the weeks ahead. This courtesy notice will keep you informed.

Vice President Amy Clark is one of 30 attorneys in Metro Detroit named to the Crain’s Notable Women in Law for 2024.

Individual pods provide privacy and a space for students to attend live online classes.

The newly-opened Hawk Hub provides a place for students to help fellow students navigate their way through HFC and maximize their college experience personally and academically.

May Mokdad, whose writing was inspired by a family tragedy, talked about how to discuss trauma and loss with children.

Sign up today to join the team as President Kavalhuna takes on members of the HFC student body in a friendly game of basketball April 17.

Four prestigious Chicago-based restaurants are holding a virtual recruiting fair for HFC students March 27.