News Archive

Amani Hamadi plans to become a math teacher, thanks to the inspiration she gained from faculty at HFC.

At 85, swimmer Joel Lockwood still blows the competition out of the water, breaking records in the process.

News about your HFC colleagues for August 2019.

Data is the modern-day currency. Hackers are trying to access your sensitive data. Protect yourself and the College by learning how to stay safe.

Detroit TV station WXYZ reports on Byron Brooks' most recent efforts to help people who struggle with homelessness, as he once did.

HFC earned a statewide award for outstanding work with displaced former ITT Technical Institute students.

HFC's Associate Degree in Children and Families earns recognition for its high quality through NAEYC accreditation.

Both Mroue siblings found their true calling in IT, with the help of Henry Ford College. They currently work together at Secure-24.

Next step toward landing your dream job: Come to the HFC Career Expo today, 1:30-4:00 p.m. in the Athletic Memorial Building (H). Parking and event are free.

"May I Help You?" volunteers are needed to help new students navigate the main HFC campus Aug. 22, 23, 26.

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

Need money for college this fall? Welcome Center staff invite you to attend Financial Aid Night! Free and open to the public.

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

HFC's pre-engineering program is the largest such program at a Michigan community college, and it leads to successful transfers to bachelor of engineering degrees.

During the Camp Henry environmental science experience, middle school students got to create a weed killer, test soil, examine pond water, hike, and more.

After becoming Miss Oakland County 2019, HFC nursing student Grace Newlin will represent Oakland County at the 2020 Miss Michigan competition.

Register to vote during HFC's 2019 voter registration drive. Then, vote on Nov. 5!

OPT students examined more than 50 patients, some of whom had serious medical needs they could address with the ophthalmologists present.

Stock the Hawks' Nest so our students will have the food and personal items they need. Drive runs Aug. 26 - Sept. 6.

Wayne State University football players and Dearborn police joined the fun at the 4th annual Family Literacy Event last month.

Rick Michalski takes on a new role as interim director of Institutional Research and Reporting.

The phased move from WebAdvisor to Self Service was completed on July 31, 2019. All services are now provided through Self Service.

The Office of Civil Rights requires all employees who create digital content to complete accessibility training. The deadline is approaching.