News and Events

The Board has approved five finalists, who will participate in public interviews on campus the weeks of March 23 and 30.

HFC alumna Linda Hannah will speak at “Hats Off to Your Brilliance: Transitioning PTK Honors into Real-World Career Success” March 23. This event is free and open to everyone.

At the "Community of Care" event on March 25, students can connect face-to-face with many organizations providing essential resources for them. This event is free and open to all.

Our STEM Family Day is a fun and free event for families interested in the STEM fields. We request that you please make sure you can attend, as we will provide a free lunch for all participants. Please register by April 9, then join us on April 11.

The Board of Trustees has appointed Mitchell, a highly experienced higher education finance and operations leader who brings a personable approach to his collaborative work. He will serve until the end of the calendar year.

The St. Patrick’s Day Buffet is one of Fifty-One O One's most popular special events. Make your reservations for March 18 today.

Four members of the HFC Wrestling team will compete at the NJCAA National Championships in Council Bluffs, IA March 6-7.

Brown, a second-generation HFC student, honed her artistic, academic, and leadership skills at HFC. This fall, she will transfer to the College for Creative Studies in Detroit.

The Hawks defeated KVCC, 80-79, for the state title and now move on to Districts in Flint March 5-7.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Room.

HFC humanities instructor Dr. Adam R. Hazlett has been selected as a Fulbright Specialist in Uzbekistan for 1 month.

Join us to brush up on the essentials of presenting and public speaking at the Public Speaking/Presentation Skills Workshop on March 25.

The Welcome Center frontline student services offices will close for two hours in the morning every second Wednesday, to collaborate and innovate on better services to students.

The Hawk Career Exploration Academy is open to middle and high school students interested in STEAM careers. The cost is $25 per session. Register by March 16.

Seth Amadei, the first person in his role at HFC, plans to help elevate HFC as a vibrant and welcoming arts hub.

The exhibition, “A Human Experience,” will run March 3-27 in the Sisson. It will be displayed in conjunction with the NCECA 60th anniversary conference in Detroit.

HFC's new gaming room is equipped with high-performance gaming computers, immersive VR reality headsets, large-format displays, modern collaborative workstations, and space to study and hang out. There will be an open house on March 19.

Jonneshia “JoJo” Doss is realizing her dream of a college education, proving it is never too late to strive for and reach your goals.

Mixed media artist Jeanette Strezinski's “What the Space Sees” exhibition depicts alternative worlds with futuristic narratives at the Sisson Gallery through Feb. 26.

HFC Financial Aid Associate Linda Lance finds great satisfaction in helping students accomplish their goals.

Dr. Susan Brooks, who teaches at the U-M Medical School, will talk about her experiences, and careers in STEM, at the Partners Breakfast on March 27.

Dr. Jolie Stepaniak, who has taught biology at HFC since 2005, has influenced the lives of countless students. She was named the HFC 2026 STEM Woman of the Year.

After working as a Detroit Promise Campus Success Coach at OCC, Maria Lopez-Mauricio brings that knowledge and experience to HFC.