News Archive

The public is invited to Honors Day on April 26, where Henry Ford II Honors Program students will present their research projects.

The Muslim Student Association hosts its annual dinner on April 18 with Imam Imran Salha as the keynote speaker. Please RVSP by April 15.

On April 24, Phi Theta Kappa will welcome new members at its induction ceremony. Please RSVP by April 14.

The HFC office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging teams up with the FBI to engage students, faculty, staff, and those from minoritized communities in this critical discussion.

Celebrate Campus Pride Month at HFC by participating in several activities to recognize and support the LGBTQ+ community.

We need volunteers for the “Good Luck on Finals” event to support our students during exams April 30-May 2.

Until mid-summer 2024, construction to create a new Early College space will re-route vehicle and pedestrian traffic and parking near the Welcome Center.

The April 21 “Raise Your Voice” concert marks the final vocal music performance of the 2023-24 academic year. Admission is free.

Mirror News sports editor Anthony Stone had a “next-to-perfect” experience at HFC, where he changed majors several times before finding the path he loves.

Linda Lovelace started the Darrington Lovelace Memorial Scholarship and Cancer Benefit to honor her son. This year’s scholarship recipient worked through her own struggles to achieve her goal.

Celebrate Arbor Day on April 26 at HFC by planting trees on the main campus. Students from William Ford Elementary will be part of this year's project.

Bring a valid photo ID when selling your textbooks to the College Store April 30-May 3.

Students, help us serve you better by participating in our new focus group called Student Voices.

Support WHFR-FM during Radiothon 2024, the largest fundraiser of the year for the student-run radio station.

HFC alumni Kristen L. Cavazos, Rachel Jones, and Eric Smith showcase the reasons the Ophthalmic Tech program and its graduates are so successful.

The Board of Trustees will hold its Building and Site Committee meeting on April 1.

The Michigan Press Association presents HFC's student-run newspaper 15 awards across multiple categories.

HFC team members Karen Sadanowicz, Jennifer C. Markin, and Anthony Lai are now serving in permanent leadership roles at the College.

The Kennedy Center has recognized HFC student Katie Warden for her artistry in “The Passage.” She is one of several HFC students also awarded a Certificate of Merit.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the high Holy Days of the Christian year.

If you're curious about transferring to Columbia University in New York City, you should attend the April 4 transfer session.

Register today! Sessions and fun activities to help you succeed as a student and professional.

What’s this about a wall built to separate Detroit residents along racial lines? It’s part of our history. Alongside HFC students, Dr. John Michael Sefel has created an original play called “The Detroit Wall Project.”

Beth Michel, a lifelong learner working on her fifth college degree, has had a wide-ranging career in human services, consulting, fundraising, technology, teaching, and now advising.