The Hawks Roller Hockey Club will take on the University of Arizona, Arizona State University, and Lindenwood University at the NCRHA D1 National Championships April 2-5 in Florida.

Academic Affairs will host campus conversations about the Coursedog Academic Scheduling and Curriculum Management functions during March and April 2025.

The Spring 2025 Courses XXVII Chefs’ Dinner will support scholarships for HFC Culinary Arts and Hospitality students. Join us April 5.

Using a broad, resource-based approach, Academic Advising is working to set all HFC students up for success during their studies and after they graduate.

Dr. Sašo Krstovski receives prestigious recognition for his contributions to quality improvement in the automotive fleid.

HFC Counselor Norman Hurns combines educational expertise and professional leadership to promote student success.

Learn how to give credit to your teammates through the March Course of the Month. This is a great way to boost morale and improve productivity.

DeJanae Hayes values the opportunity to work with many different kinds of students, helping them achieve their educational and life goals.

Order your commencement regalia by March 25. Commencement marshals and student marshals are needed.

The new Henry Ford Early College will open in August on HFC's main campus, in time for the 2025-26 academic year.

Part of the 2024-25 HFC College Lectureship Award, “The Tale of Trees” exhibition runs from Feb. 19 through March 27.

HFC offers a series of three courses in its new ACT program to help you master automotive cybersecurity.

The Culinary Wellness Café offers great lunch options for affordable prices Tuesdays through Thursdays until May 1.

The federal government is requiring all HFC employees to undergo basic Title IX online training in 2025.

The College is proud to celebrate Black History Month. The Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group, and HFC Student Activities, host events throughout the month. Everyone is invited.

Learn more about the celestial stars at the Hammond Planetarium, Dearborn's premier location for exploring the universe, on the campus of Henry Ford College. Shows are free. Please register in advance, so we can be sure to seat you.