News Archive

In recognition of National Decency Day, the NEOED course of the month teaches you "How to Be a Considerate Coworker."

HFC's student-run newspaper, “The Mirror News,” won 29 awards at the MCCPA Conference.

Tracye Y. Davis offers a unique perspective as one of the 16 statewide leaders on the MiLEAP Student Basic Needs Task Force.

For the 6th time in 10 years, HFC has been named a finalist in the national Community College Innovation Challenge for an app project called “Stay Vigilant with Source Alert.”

The May 10 “Develop Your Career Pathway Through Apprenticeship" open house will expose you to training opportunities and connect you with companies offering apprenticeships and internships.

The Learn4ward guaranteed transfer initiative gives students a seamless path to a 4-year university. The first three Learn4ward students earn their HFC degrees May 4.

“Voices for Nurses” podcast discusses current trends in nursing and healthcare. One episode will be released every 6 weeks.

Learn what to do in the unlikely event of an active shooter. The May 22 training is informational and open to the community.

Vanessa Newton’s experiences at HFC helped her develop skills across the spectrum of what it means to be a nurse.

HFC welcomed students from several high schools for a fun, immersive academic experience showing what it’s like to be an HFC Hawk.

Miller was motivated to become a nurse as a teenager by helping care for her dying father, and by watching the nurses who helped ease his passing while bringing comfort to the family.

President Kavalhuna and Linda Brandt talk about the history and meaning of Earth Day and Arbor Day, and what we can do to support sustainability and create a better environment for all.

In this video, President Kavalhuna and Corinne Asher talk about the history and meaning of the Jewish holiday of Passover. Asher's parents were Holocaust survivors, which makes the holiday even more special to her.

“New Beginnings and Final Frontiers” on April 29 promises an eclectic variety of music. It is free and open to the public.

Zynab Al-Timimi uses skills in writing, media, and art to augment her passion for medicine. This spring, she will complete her high school diploma and her associate degree.

Come celebrate with Sue Jabara and Liz Hoffman on April 22 as they retire from HFC at the end of the Winter 2024 semester.

The HFC Music Department concludes its 2023-24 season on a high note with the Spring Jazz Concert.

For the second straight year, HFC places second in the amount of food and monetary donations collected during the “Hunger Games.”

Gonzalez Herrera’s varied life experiences allow her to support and empower international students at HFC.

Dr. Joel Geffen helps students think and learn at the college level by building rapport through respectful listening, interaction, and questions about some of life's core challenges and values.

The College Store will be open an extra hour May 6-9 as the Summer 2024 semester opens. On May 10, the store will resume regular business hours of 8:00 a.m. until 4:30 p.m.

The Biology, Science, and Environmental Studies information session will be April 17. Academic Advisors will on hand to assist with course scheduling.

Ed Demerly is elated to see his second memoir about his time in the Peace Corps accepted into spaces where they can inspire future generations.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Sisson Gallery of the MacKenzie Fine Arts Center.