News Archive

President Kavalhuna and students wear masks and lead the way to safe behaviors. Together we can stay safe!

Winter 12-week classes begin January 31. You can register until February 6. Get an early start and sign up today!

Two sisters recall the struggle for the right to vote in Feb. 8 virtual presentation “Three Marches, Two Sisters, One Bridge."

The Writing Center helps HFC students and employees with their writing projects. Services are available in person and online.

Learn how to manage your money and make smart financial decisions by attending our free Financial Literacy seminars, beginning Feb. 8.

HFC will transition from Cornerstone to NEOED to better serve our community's human resources needs.

The HFC Technology Building is currently undergoing renovations to 18,000 square feet and will add 24,000 square feet through the summer months.

Bring your instruments and sing a song on Open Mic Night, sponsored by the HFC Music Club, on Feb. 2.

Faculty members may wish to attend Digital Education Days to discuss online academic integrity, HyFlex, and more.

On-campus crimes are very rare. But it is important to know what to do if one did occur. We remind the HFC community to report all crimes or incidents to Campus Safety.

Donetta Hartley is honored to be part of a public health campaign to encourage patients to take care of their holistic health.

Beth Preston believes deeply in community college mission. She sees herself as a surrogate “mom” for some students, and a patient mentor for others.

Beginning January 19, weekly yoga returns to HFC. It is free for HFC employees and enrolled students.

HFC has published its COVID dashboard and is making safety bookmarks available upon request. New federally-provided at home COVID tests are also available.

If you are interested in transferring to Northwood University, attend one of these three Zoom sessions, starting Jan. 21.

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

Only in Dr. Mike Hill's class (we think!) can students learn about Socrates, Hobbes, Aristotle, “The Walking Dead,“ and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

HyFlex creator Dr. Brian Beatty will speak at this event via Zoom. You may also attend in person in the new HyFlex classroom.

Anne Dinnan has applied her unique real world experiences to enrich her teaching in her religious studies classes.

Mary Lane's first novel is historical fiction that is set during the French and Indian Wars.

Please review HFC's latest COVID-19 guidelines.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on January 18, 2022. This meeting will be held in the Rosenau Board Room.

Students will have the opportunity to hear from representatives of five universities during the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) event Jan. 19.

This is your opportunity to be part of a professionally produced recording in a winter-long music project.