Presidential News Archive

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.

Henry Ford College will host a grand celebration of its 80-year legacy at The Henry Hotel in Dearborn on April 26, 2019.

HFC's annual luncheon is a high-class event that supports students and honors the value of women in leadership on our campuses and in our communities.

HFC had the most students of any college in attendance at the Michigan Student Lobby March 20.

DTE Energy's Diane Antishin is one of the 2019 honorees in Crain's Detroit Business' "Notable Women in HR." She was nominated by HFC President Russell Kavalhuna. Congratulations, Diane!

In this 30-minute interview, President Russ Kavalhuna discusses his career, his family, and Henry Ford College with Glenn O'Kray of "Through the Arsenal Gates."

President Kavalhuna encourages all of us to show support and solidarity in the wake of yet another mass shooting.

HFC student and community youth leader aspires to open his own line of luxury clothing.

Governor Gretchen Whitmer toured HFC programs March 14, and talked about her vision for the State of Michigan and how HFC helps meet the state's needs.

HFC student Ahmed Altaii passed away March 9 while on spring break.

In an op ed in Crain's Detroit Business, President Kavalhuna makes the case for tuition-free community college to close the skills gap.

Struggling in your classes due to College closures? Let us help. Henry Ford College offers many academic support resources to help students succeed.

Many members of the HFC community contacted us in the wake of John Dingell's Feb. 7 passing. We are sharing some of those stories here.

John Dingell, former U.S. congressman, Dearborn resident, tireless advocate, and friend to our community, will always be honored at HFC. President Kavalhuna and members of the HFC community, along with civic leaders, share their stories about John Dingell.

Henry Ford College business student Tyrone Bean was selected to be the youth presenter at the Grow Detroit’s Young Talent 2019 Kick-off at DTE Energy HQ Jan. 31.

HFC and U-M Dearborn collaborated to provide service to dozens of local non-profit organizations helping our community. (Photo courtesy UM-Dearborn)

President Kavalhuna gets involved in a major service international organization.

Vice President Daniel Herbst and Vice President Michael Nealon will lead the way to evaluate and improve our enrollment processes and, in the long-term, our outcomes.

The Winter State of the College started with a major announcement and concluded with inspiration for how we can remain focused on student success.