News Archive

Disability Pride Month celebrates the history and achievements of people with disabilities.

President Kavalhuna's holiday video series: The president and Robert Yahrmatter talk about the meaning of the Independence Day holiday (originally created in 2021).

HFC alumna Alayna Kondraciuk returns to the College as an Admissions Associate, hosting student and family tours and assisting students who apply to the College.

Starting July 2024, all HSA requests will be completed electronically through NEOED.

Dearborn High alumna Nyla Abdulla will attend HFC on the LAHC and Rowen scholarships.

HFC alumnus is building on his multiple life experiences to advocate for others through a service profession. He spoke at the 2024 WSU commencement.

Renowned educator and speaker Dr. Saundra McGuire will conduct a professional development workshop (PIC) to teach students how to learn Sept. 27.

Michelangelo Molinari is proud of what he accomplished as chair of HFC's Student Council.

The Building and Site Committee of the Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting on Monday, June 24, at 11:00 a.m.

HFC alumna Tiffany Williams took the leap to start her own business, Taste Tiff's Catering in Detroit. She has earned numerous accolades for her work.

Thrive Farmers is now the main coffee and tea supplier at the HFC Skylight Café.

Cortney Markham, daughter of an HFC nursing grad, joins the Department of Media Communication Arts at a transformative time.

Dearborn Rotary honors 27 students with scholarships.

President Kavalhuna, HFC graduate Kalimah Gardner, and HFC Admissions Recruiter La Mar Harris share the history and personal meaning of the Juneteenth holiday.

Newly minted Dr. Chelsea Lonsdale believes earning her doctorate will help her become an even better teacher.

An excellent example of perseverance and resilience, HFC alumnus Mohammad Turaani has earned his associate and bachelor's degrees, and will enroll in med school this fall.

In recognition of Pride Month, the NEOED course of the month for June teaches you about Becoming an Ally.

Carmen Hayes found writing a therapeutic and creative outlet, and published several children's books even before completing her HFC degree.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Room.

Michigan Reconnect provides in-district tuition at no cost to you. Our information sessions will get you started on your path to a rewarding career.

The College Store will close to conduct an annual inventory from June 27 at 6:00 a.m. to June 28 at noon.

This summer, the Hawk Career Exploration Academy allows incoming 6th-12th graders explore careers in STEM, the trades, and the arts.

Henry Ford College welcomes all members of our community and provides support and resources to create an inclusive community.

Awareness saves lives -- take it from Jamie Racklyeft. Skills like “flip, float, and follow” can save even the strongest swimmers. Everyone is are vulnerable to the hazards of rip currents, which drown hundreds nationwide each summer.