News Archive

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Students say climate change is most important issue

Students at the National Student Issues Convention declare climate change and environmental justice the most important issues for the upcoming election.

Former English instructor motivates aspiring authors

Former HFC instructor Deborah Al Najjar recently founded DESIRECompass Coaching, a writing consultancy to assist aspiring authors at all levels.
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Student Services Spotlight: SAFE@HFC

The College's LGBTQ+ community is SAFE@HFC. Learn more about how we can support you.

Pre-nursing advising sessions

Join the HFC advising and enrollment teams for an online event to register for your Winter classes!

Research and Instruction Librarian thrives in student-focused environment

HFC Research and Instruction Librarian Janel Mills brings 16 years of experience to her role at HFC.
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Board of Trustees meeting (via Zoom), October 19, 2020

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting via Zoom videoconferencing technology on October 19, 2020, at 7:00 p.m.
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Title IX webinar: Keep your cool in a virtual world

Title IX virtual wellness webinar, in which we will discuss coping and preventing anxiety, isolation, and bullying in today's virtual world.
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Take a stand against domestic violence

Domestic Violence Awareness Month Virtual Event
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Industrial Arts and Technology advising session

Join the HFC Advising and Enrollment teams for an online event to register for your Winter classes!
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Visual Performance and Media advising session

Join the HFC Advising and Enrollment teams for an online event to register for your Winter classes!
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8-state National Student Issues conference agenda

The agenda for the Oct. 16 National Student Issues Virtual Conference Agenda has been released.

Top 5 issues for young voters

Students will vote on the 5 most important issues for the 2020 election at the National Student Issues Virtual Conference on Friday, Oct. 16.
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Trunk or Treat is on, with help from local police

Trunk or Treat 2000 will be held in a drive-through format at the Dearborn Heights (Oct. 29) and Dearborn (Oct. 31) Police Departments.
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The Mirror News returns

The Mirror News will publish a new online edition at the end of each month. Its September edition is available now.
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Your voice matters! The polls will be open Tuesday.

Have you voted? The polls will be open Tuesday from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. If you are in line by 8:00 p.m., you will be allowed to vote.

Former MCCAA champion returns as Hawks’ golf coach

Two-time MCCAA champion golfer Jake Kieronski returns to his alma mater as golf coach.

Oct. 16 Student Issues Convention will welcome voices from across the nation

HFC is co-hosting the National Student Issues Virtual Convention on Oct. 16, amplifying student voices on political issues that matter to them.
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Student Services Spotlight: the Eshleman Library

Need help with research or resources? The Eshleman Library provides many free online services. You may also chat or videoconference with one of our experts.
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Student Services Spotlight: The Writing Center

Little-known facts: the Writing Center can help you, no matter where you are in the process. Evening and Saturday appointments are available! And more.
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Why vote? President Kavalhuna’s story

President Kavalhuna shares some reasons you should vote in November.
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September HR update: classifications, resignations, retirements

News about your HFC colleagues for September 2020.

MAT² program welcomes new apprentices in fast-growing career programs

HFC’s MAT² Cohort 8 apprenticeship program begins the Fall 2020 Semester.
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New Admissions website allows students to choose their path

The new HFC website allows greater customization as students choose where they are starting and where they want to go.