HFC is proud to host the 2025 LAND Conference Feb. 19-21, 2025. Lighting talk proposals are due in mid-November; registration for the conference is Feb. 17.

All HFC sports teams will now wear Nike apparel for game-day activities. A new online store is available to the public for Hawks gear.

After more than 21 years at HFC and a total of 38 in accounting, Kevin Culler will retire Dec. 31. His plans for retirement are expansive.

Stevens designates funds to support the Joe Stevens Leadership Development Fellowship Program, assisting Detroit Promise students with life skills and career preparation.

All HFC employees are invited to the annual Holiday Tea at Fifty-One O One on December 5.

Gov. Whitmer reappoints Dr. Patricia Chatman to second term on MPSERS Board, running through March 30, 2028.

"We Are HFC" gives employees a year-end inspiration to help students on their academic journey.

Pre-order your bake sale items for pickup right before Thanksgiving by Nov. 24.

Volunteer for the "Good Luck on Finals" event Dec. 10-13 to support HFC students during their final exams and projects.

From Nov. 8 to Dec. 5, a panel from the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be in the Sisson Art Gallery, coinciding with HFC's "Dear Harvey" production and World AIDS Day.

HFC Theatre's first major production of the 2024-25 academic year, “Dear Harvey,” will debut Nov. 15 and run through Nov. 23.

The new VP of Legal Services and General Counsel is looking forward to engaging in meaningful work to support the community at HFC.

HFC's Kris Young recognized as the first ASSET instructor in the nation to achieve 10 years of being a Service Engineering Operations Senior Master.

Non-Course Alerts allows HFC employees to raise alerts for any non-classroom student-related issues.

The public is invited to dine at HFC's award-winning, student-run restaurant, which is open for the Fall 2024 semester.

HFC instructor Steve Glazer will have his artwork displayed at U-M from Sept. 27 through Dec. 14. There will be a reception Sept. 27.