Presidential News Archive

President Russ Kavalhuna, left, with English faculty member Gary McIlroy, the primary organizer of the Sept. 20 Climate Forum.

September 15 - October 15 is National Hispanic Heritage Month. President Kavalhuna shares some history, and his thoughts about the celebration.

HFC partners with State Treasurer Rachel Eubanks and others to develop programs on financial literacy from kindergarten through retirement.

President Kavalhuna invites students to an informal conversation Sept. 18 about your success, and whatever is on your mind.

Creating a better world after the 9/11 tragedy is an ongoing -- and critically important -- part of our mission. Our core strengths at HFC place us in a unique position to make a difference.

HFC student Tiffanie Osley, a single mother of six, found a home and a path to her future at HFC. Her parents are also HFC alumni.

572 pounds of food, hundreds of personal items, and $670 in donations will help students at the HFC Hawks' Nest. More students have participated this year than in the past.

President Kavalhuna writes about Labor Day and what it means to America.

President Kavalhuna writes about major cultural and spiritual observances that reflect our diverse community.

President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts about the power of truly hearing others on divisive issues, as a way to lead to meaningful change.

Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II joined several other government, business, and education leaders to talk about the IT skills gap and see HFC students in action.

President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts about the meaning of America's Independence Day.

President Kavalhuna explains the history and meaning of Pride Month.

June 19, or Juneteenth, is the oldest-known celebration commemorating the abolition of slavery in the United States.

EMU recognizes HFC's 80 years of excellence, and the student-centered partnership between the two institutions.

The Mackinac Policy Conference provided opportunities for government, college, and business leaders to talk about statewide issues and priorities.

President Kavalhuna headlines Mackinac Policy Conference panel on addressing the skilled trades gap.

Memorial Day has only been an official holiday since 1971, but its legacy belongs to all service members. President Kavalhuna shares his reflections.

This is part of a new series about major cultural and spiritual observances that reflect our diverse community.

HFC bids retirees from the past year a fond farewell.

Nearly 1,500 graduates were eligible to walk at HFC Commencement ceremonies Saturday, May 4, 2019. Congratulations, graduates!

Governor Whitmer sent a video congratulations message to the 1,500 graduates eligible to receive degrees.

President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts about the College's response to the Sri Lanka attacks, and how we can create meaningful culture change.