News Archive

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

MLK Peace Rally on January 20 begins at UM-Dearborn and ends at HFC. Senator Santana, Dr. Kalvin Harvell and VP Holly Diamond will speak.

Dr. John Rietz loves digging into topics with students such as, why do people use metaphors? What makes something a poem? How you do you communicate effectively?

HFC faculty gave Harhara the confidence and skills she needed to pursue her dream of becoming a teacher.

Interim Registrar works to make sure the enrollment processes for students go smoothly.

The first Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group meeting this fall is Wednesday, Jan. 12, at noon via Zoom. All are invited.

Get the most out of your time as an HFC student! Join us for Welcome Back Days.

A mid-year adjustment for 2022 is 62.5 cents per mile for travel from July through December. Please submit mileage reimbursement requests on a monthly basis.

The HFC community reflects on the meaning of John McDonald's life and contributions at the College.

People will gather in person and virtually to remember the life and legacy of Local 1650 President John McDonald on Sunday, Jan. 16.

Historical firsts: Hamtramck swears in its first Muslim mayor, who is an HFC alumnus. It also swears in an all-Muslim City Council.

Always pushing herself to do her best, HFC Nursing Program Coordinator Janice Bartos retired Dec. 31.

Three HFC sports teams are recruiting -- sign up today!

Jonathan Harris’ painting, “Critical Race Theory,” is a flashpoint for national dialog about how history is perceived and taught.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the news that John McDonald has passed away.

John McDonald served the College community for more than 50 years, until his passing in December 2021.

Full campus operations will resume January 3; the first day of Winter classes is January 10.

Rick Bailey, a retired HFC English professor, recounts his childhood in his latest book.

If you have questions or concerns about the COVID-19 vaccine or wish to get a booster shot, please attend this C-ASIST event on the HFC campus January 11.

You can complete your high school education and earn a college credential at the same time through the Eligible Career Pathways Program.

HFC is providing funds through federal programs to save you hundreds of dollars on tuition this winter.

HHS founding Dean Dr. Susan Shunkwiler got her start at HFC, and is coming full circle to conclude her career with a well-earned retirement from the College.

There is always hope when you have people supporting you to succeed, says Ava Renee Willis. Her non-profit provides support for formerly incarcerated women.

The faculty PIC committee will host a conference for all HFC employees on January 6, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. The event will include 3 workshops and a keynote address.