News Archive

Join us for free, public events to learn about, share, and celebrate Black History Month.

Join us Feb. 15 at Fifty-One O One for the Shrimp and Soul Seafood Buffet. Reservations recommended!

HFC Theatre alumnus John Toon has guest-starred on "The Equalizer," "American Horror Story," and "FBI." He loves the acting life.

Don't miss the opportunity to dine at HFC's student-run restaurant, which opens Feb. 1 for the Winter 2023 semester.

If you have consented to electronic delivery, you can access your W-2 for 2022 securely online in Self-Service. You may print or save it from that location.

Apply at Disney before Feb. 1! Disney Chef Recruiter Pauli Milotte will interview HFC Culinary Arts students who have submitted an application.

Retired HFC instructor and prolific writer Rick Bailey talks about his encounter with the mob and other reflections in his fifth published essay collection.

Guy Lotowicz brings 35 years of experience in the IT field to HFC.

All employees are invited to our drop-in Zoom training sessions for NEOED.

The President's Collage Concert features a variety of talented HFC musical groups.

The Hammond Planetarium hosts "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening" in February and "Nothing Gold Can Stay" in March, April, and May.

Sharon Pearl Picking's love of history, historical places, and film has no boundaries.

All are invited as the Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group begins its meetings for the Winter 2022 Semester, effective Wednesday, Jan. 18, at noon.

HFC alumnus Brendon Vincent has always loved libraries.

With 21 years of experience as a librarian, Korinna Kasara chose to return to an academic library setting.

HFC's Athletic teams achieve their highest cumulative GPA since before the pandemic.

Tazeen Ayub was awarded a Detroit Equity Action Lab (DEAL) Racial Equity Fellowship to expand her passion for racial and personal equity.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on January 17, 2023 in the Rosenau Board Room.

Phi Theta Kappa is a highly esteemed national honor society for community college students. Join us to learn more.

Jim Piché refused to let Guillain-Barré Syndrome defeat him, regaining his mobility and returning to the stage at HFC.

All HFC students and employees are welcome to audition in the Adray Auditorium Jan. 25-26.

Join us for the Learning Success Center's Open House to learn about the many student support offices at HFC and how we can help you succeed.

Open to all HFC students, the Francis G. Barrett Creative Writing Contest and the Larry Colter Poetry Prize offer $700 in prizes.

Join us at the Summer Research Opportunities Symposium Jan. 27 to learn more about research opportunities in STEM and other fields.