News Archive

Build your pathway to a cybersecurity career at the STACK Cybersecurity Lunch and Learn workshop. We ask that you register by Feb. 17 so we'll have enough food.

The Writing Center offers one-on-one support for writers at any level, at any stage of the writing process, and in all courses.

Alumnus Maurell Pilgrim began his career at HFC as a student. As an employee, he relates well to the challenges students face.

Fifty-One O One Restaurant is open for the Winter 2026 semester. Make your reservations today!

A first-generation college student, Ola Oshaish will become a first-generation nurse when she graduates from HFC in May.

HFC nursing instructor Dr. Emily Pawlowski, who recently earned her Doctor of Nursing Practice degree, brings invaluable clinical experience and leadership to the classroom and helps students learn to think like a nurse.

On Feb. 20, HFC will host 10 high school teams at the Regional Science Bowl, showcasing HFC's mission of educational access and community engagement.

New Director of Financial Planning and Analysis Michael Takach brings 27 years of experience to HFC.

Peggy J. Watson was on the ground floor when HFC's radio station began. She recently retired from the airwaves after 50 years.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting in the Rosenau Board Room. The Board may call for an executive session during this meeting.

Motor City Irish Dance will give a free performance at HFC on March 17. Everyone is welcome.

HFC's new Assistant Director of Labor and Employee Relations builds trust and achieves successful outcomes.

“Crafting for a Cause” will prepare materials for reuse through Arts & Scraps in Detroit. This on-campus volunteer opportunity is Feb. 25 and is open to anyone.

Ismael Ahmed was a highly respected community leader who spent his life serving and changing others' lives for the better.

Teona Gillette's game speaks for itself as the basketball player earned MCCAA Player of the Week honors twice in two months.

Leading three generations in her family to HFC, Marianna Enos is the embodiment of the phrase, “love what you do.”

Everyone is invited to attend Black History Month events at HFC to promote learning and understanding of this important commemoration.

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. The theme for 2026 is “Real Love Respects.” We encourage you to learn more about promoting healthy and respectful relationships.

Open to all HFC students, the Francis G. Barrett Creative Writing Contest with the Larry Colter Poetry Prize and Grunow Writer’s Prize offers $1,000 in prizes.

Hollie Tugwell will teach you academic success strategies at the "Study Skills: Learn How to Study Effectively" workshop Feb. 20. You can attend either in-person or via Zoom.

Fifty-One O One, HFC's student-run restaurant, will host the Shrimp & Soul Seafood Buffet on Feb. 18. We recommend reservations.

The Culinary Wellness Café offers great lunch options at affordable prices Tuesdays through Thursdays from Feb. 4 until April 30. You may order your meals online through Toast for maximum convenience.

It's a great time to be a student at HFC. Paid opportunities like GLACE, Culture Corps, the Barger Leadership Institute, and UROP are amazing experiences you don't want to miss. Apply by Feb. 6.

Everyone is invited to meetings of the Dr. Henry J. Bowers Focus Group, a student support and learning organization at HFC. During February, the meetings will be devoted to learning and celebration about Black History Month.