News Archive

Both Henry Ford College campuses will be closed Monday, Jan. 21, 2019 in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day.

U.S. Postal Service announces several rate increases, effective Jan. 27.

The HFC wrestling team took third place overall in the MCCAA championships. Dominic Mancina won his weight class.

NetTutor, the online tutoring service for HFC students launched in the Fall 2018 Semester, served more than 65 students in its first four months.

Six HFC Theater alumni are among the performers in this contemporary production of Shakespeare's longest, and arguably best-known, play.

HFC's Hammond Planetarium presents winter star talks called "Stopping by the Woods on a Snowy Evening" Jan. 16-Feb. 26.

Ken Donovan and Patty Sellers will retire after a combined 61 years at the College. They're telling their stories -- and giving you a chance to tell yours.

Jan. 10, 16, and 31 are corporate recruiting dates at Henry Ford College.

Job seekers can obtain FREE tickets to the Automotive Career Expo as a prelude to the Detroit Auto Show.

The mileage reimbursement rate has increased for 2019. All travel through Dec. 31, 2018, will be reimbursed at the 2018 rate.

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.

The Henry Ford College Board of Trustees has updated the student code of conduct.

Henry Ford Village invited HFC interior design students back for a second year of renovating apartments.

As he left office, Governor Snyder appointed HFC President Russell Kavalhuna to the 21st Century Talent Creation Subcommittee.

To boost Michigan’s future workforce, the state legislature granted Henry Ford College capital outlay funding to move forward with its new Entrepreneur and Innovation Institute / Technology Building Renovation and Addition.

President Kavalhuna reflects on the heart and soul of Henry Ford College as we enter the holiday break.

The Employee Recognition and Engagement Committee asks for your help, to help new students navigate our campus and meet friendly people.

Marshall Gagne's Won Moo Do merges techniques of various martial arts, including Tae Kwan Do and Hapkido.

This 30-minute video showcases President Kavalhuna's leadership and the advantages Henry Ford College offers our students and community.

Dr. Hashim Al-Tawil, an art history professor at HFC, recently wrote a textbook for his Art 227 class.

John McDonald celebrates 40 years as president of Local 1650, the HFC faculty union. A Library of Labor Studies collection has been established in his honor.

THANKS from Staff Council and sock drive

"It takes everyone to bring out the greatness in this institution," says new retiree John Carroll.