News Archive

The Crime Prevention and Emergency Response Training will help members of the HFC community learn how to react to emergencies, support one another, and contribute to a safer campus.

HFC alumna Amy Hahn will serve a 3-year term promoting the field she is passionate about.

Students: Join us on campus August 8 if you need help with financial aid, advising, orientation, class registration, financial aid, or anything related to enrolling at the College. We will meet you at the HFC Welcome Center any time from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m.

New to HFC? Please attend the free Welcome Day events in mid-August to learn more about your academic program. Bring your family!

HFC Financial Services has introduced an enhanced process to streamline invoice approvals and payments. A quick reference guide is available.

Interested in playing for the HFC golf team? Enrolled students should contact Coach Mark Kusiak today.

Kim Kaier has worked at HFC since 1999. She recently moved to the Academic Affairs team as Special Assistant to the Vice President.

Hearing from his students that they're learning helps energize Gregory Ward's passion for teaching.

In the spring of 2026, HFC awarded tenure to faculty members from eight different academic disciplines.

The Board of Trustees will hold its Building and Site committee meeting in the Cabinet Conference Room, 4th Floor ASCC (L) Building.

Drew Thomas is excited to help new students join the College and find their path in life.

The Primary and Midterm elections are coming in August and November. Make sure you are registered and you vote!

Joel Walkowski is a stand-up comic, GM strategist, author, and die-hard Lions fan. His love for the Lions partly inspired his first book.

For Charles Jackson, assisting students in their academic pursuits is more valuable than money.

Retired history instructor Dennis Ringle was in the Navy for 22 years and authored a history book. He believes it is more important than ever to study history.

HFC President David M. Knezek, Jr., shares some thoughts on Independence Day on his second day as the College president.

July is Disability Pride Month, which celebrates the history and achievements of people with disabilities.

It's a new era at HFC: President David M. Knezek, Jr. begins his tenure on July 1. Our community will have many chances to interact with him as he undertakes his strategic work with us in the months to come. (Photo from Hammond Planetarium)

HFC alumnus Mike Esseily is the first Arab-American to be named superintendent of the Dearborn Public Schools.

HFC chemistry instructor Max Bilodeau prefers teaching at the community college level, which allows him to provide one-on-one support to students.

Holly Collins originally planned to become a nurse, but changed majors and aspires to teach English, preferably at HFC.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Rooms (Bldg. L).

Sagenverse, led by HFC alumnus Ben Mazza, expands outreach by delivering dynamic experiences so organizations such as museums can extend beyond their physical location.

HFC Honors Program student Savannah DeNio aspires to teach fourth grade, following in the footsteps of her grandfather and aunt.