News Archive

Full-day, weekday event, with shuttles to and from campus. Save up to 60% off apparel at the JCPenney Suit-Up event, held exclusively for the entire HFC community.

President Kavalhuna and Dr. Michael Meade present remarks and updates at the January 2020 State of the College event.

Both Henry Ford College campuses will be closed Monday, Jan. 20, 2020 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

The Big Band, Bop & Pop concert will be held Saturday, Jan. 25, 2020 at the Michael A. Guido Theater in the Ford Community & Performing Arts Center. This scholarship fundraiser is co-sponsored by the Rotary Club of Dearborn.

Elke Doom, Eastpointe's new city manager, attended HFC three times, earning two degrees. Two of her daughters followed suit.

News about your HFC colleagues for December 2019.

President Kavalhuna shares good wishes from his family, and his personal thoughts and gratitude to our community as we reach the holiday break.

(Video) Dr. Kalvin Harvell presents the 2019 Faculty Lectureship Award lecture to audiences at Henry Ford College, November 2019.

Henry Ford College is the first community college in Michigan to publicly announce residency-based tuition for Temporary Protected Status students.

Please join us for Sustainable HFC meetings. The public is welcome! Jan. 29, Feb. 26, March 18, April 8.

As part of a series on religious, cultural, and historic holidays, President Kavalhuna shares his reflects surrounding the Christmas holiday season.

As part of a series on cultural, historic, and religious holidays, President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on Kwanzaa.

HFC alum/ex-State trooper talks about his time at HFC, being a cop, and playing in a local band during retirement.

As part of a series about religious, historic, and cultural holidays, President Kavalhuna shares his reflections about Hanukkah.

LaDonna Holley is appointed Executive Director of HR; Lori Gonko promoted and takes over HR; Campus Safety reports to Student Affairs

The HFC baseball team will play its home games at The Corner Ballpark (pictured here) at the site of the former Tigers Stadium in Detroit. The change will be effective in spring 2020.

Believe it or not, underneath the costume, pink wig, and clown makeup is HFC faculty member Bonnie Jobe. She has been a clown for 16 years, making people smile at America's Thanksgiving Parade.

HFC student veteran Sandra Wilkins served in the U.S. Navy from 1999-2003. She is a culinary arts student who hosts WHFR’s “Feast of Folk” radio show as D.J. Quicksand.

U.S. Softball Academy hosts four winter softball camps at HFC in January and February.

Stop by the Learning Success Center Jan. 22 to find out many student support offices at HFC and how we can help you succeed.

HFC hosts baseball camp on Sunday, Jan. 12 for ages 15-18. Register by Jan. 10 for a $15 discount.

Tables of free treats for students are placed strategically around campus to provide fuel for finals. Grab a snack while you're studying!

HFC basketball player Leon Ayers achieves his dream of playing Division I basketball.

Owned by husband-and-wife alumni of HFC, Green Brain Comics has been named Best Comic Book Store.