News Archive

Strategic Planning Team co-chairs Russ Kavalhuna and Tony Perry provide an update and ask employees to take a survey on strategic planning themes.

The 10th-ranked HFC Hawks look forward to the season ahead.

JJ the Mime will entertain the HFC community with his famous mime show Nov. 7.

From accounting to running coffee shops to teaching, Victoria Swiencicki has made it a priority to give back to her community.

For students who need assistance for enrollment questions during non-business hours, we are offering extended hours on Third Thursdays.

Join us for our culinary tours on campus. You will learn about our culinary program and exciting opportunities for study and careers.

The National Weather Service and NOAA offer tips on what to do before, during, and after a flood.

The magician who performed at President Obama's inauguration will perform for the HFC community on Nov. 4.

Mary Lane appreciates this practical and lovely tribute by friends commemorating her service on the Board of Trustees.

Courses XX (20) Chefs' Dinner on Nov. 6 will support scholarships awarded to HFC Culinary Arts students.

Children’s Garden provides childcare and early education opportunities for children from infancy to age 5. Come to their open house to learn more.

Michael Shelton gained a passion for special education through a personal experience with a badly burned classmate.

HFC joins the festivities for the 5th annual NJCCA Day Oct. 21.

HFC is co-hosting the National Student Issues Virtual Convention on Oct. 22, amplifying student voices on political issues that matter to them.

Learn how social sciences will advance your goals, no matter what your major. Meet faculty. Play a game. Set a path for your future.

English professor Kimberly Occhipinti describes visual rhetoric and classroom technology in her public presentation Oct. 21.

The Career Services Office hosts a Virtual Nursing Mini-Fair. All are invited. Nearly 2 dozen employers are scheduled to participate.

Nikole Ford-Kondraciuk follows her mother's legacy of leadership in education to forge her own path locally and regionally.

Malcolm X's former Inkster home will be transformed into a museum and community center, thanks to HFC instructor Tareq Ramadan's collaborative efforts. (Video tour included)

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on October 18, 2021. This meeting will be held in the Rosenau Board Room.

HFC students will have fun and mingle with other students at our paint social.

Join us for this free conference hosted by the Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group, Nov. 11 and 12. Dr. Kenja McCray is the keynote speaker. All are invited.

Due to unexpected erosion caused by stormwater drainage, a section of the main campus perimeter road is closed.

The Black Employee Association hosted a Zoom event on June 29 titled Looking Back and Moving Forward. The video is now online.