News Archive

For the third consecutive year, HFC has been named a Gold-Level Veteran-Friendly School.

HFC students and faculty whose Winter 2020 classes had to be postponed resumed their classes on July 7. Enhanced safety measures are in place.

The Office of Career Services and the Detroit Police Department will hold a virtual recruiting session on June 29.

Online appointments and eTutoring are available through the Summer semester at the Writing Center. We will be open this fall, too.

You might be able to save money on your auto insurance. Be sure to review the Michigan's new auto insurance law with your agent.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on this important holiday in our nation.

A member of the first cohort of HFC's Lactation Consultant Program, Stephanie Arredondo plans to go into advocacy work.

HFC's new Lactation Consultant Program has allowed student Lauren Fisher to realize dream of helping mothers and their babies.

HFC alumnus Gary Voiles has been promoted to deputy chief of Dearborn Heights Police.

The President's Town Hall: A Path Forward in a World of Injustice video is now online. It runs 1 hour, 39 minutes.

Pride Month gives us an opportunity to share information, resources, events, and reflections about inclusion and equity.

Hawks prove they are a force to be reckoned with academically as well as athletically, with 10 qualifying for honors. Abbie Begley made the NJCAA First Team with a perfect 4.0 GPA.

The HFC community is invited to participate in this event, sponsored by community members, which will begin and conclude at the Dearborn Police Department on Michigan Avenue.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting via Zoom videoconferencing technology on June 15, 2020, at 7:00 p.m.

HFC wrestling coach Grant MacKenzie, who started the HFC wrestling program, speaks about his 22 years as a coach on "The Combat Sports Podcast."

Dingell to will join HFC students, faculty, and staff during the President's Town Hall on social justice.

President Kavalhuna will host a panel discussion on Thursday, June 11, to discuss how our community can respond to racial disparities and injustice.

The Hawks' Nest is raising funds to restock its pantry for when we return to campus. We ask you to donate funds from your returnables to this effort.

HFC alumnus works on a new technology that will change the way people store and share knowledge in a 3D world.

President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts about the chronic, systemic discrimination in our society, and how the College can give voice to the oppressed and dignity to minority voices.

If you are unemployed or facing possible unemployment, this virtual information session will provide useful information. Open to the public.

Originally committed to the University Wisconsin-Green Bay, HFC alumnus Leon Ayers will now transfer to Mercer University.

Although he has retired from the Dearborn Heights Police Department, Michael Petri will continue teaching at HFC.