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President Kavalhuna signs on to Governor's resolution supporting civility

President Russell Kavalhuna, along with dozens of other state and civic leaders, has signed a resolution by Michigan Governor Rick Snyder to commit to civility in public discourse.
The quiet reflection room

Quiet Reflection Room moves to Eshleman Library

After a year with a Quiet Reflection Room that was too small and unsuitable, HFC moved its Quiet Reflection Room to the second floor of the Eshleman Library.
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A father-daughter tech tradition takes root at HFC

Tori and Jack Hart followed similar paths in education and their career options.
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Conserve energy during hot summer days

DTE Energy asks HFC to conserve energy on hot summer days.
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An advocate waiting to happen

HFC alumnus Ali Hammoud, who became a lawyer after receiving advice from Congressman John Dingell, has been appointed magistrate of the 19th District Court in Dearborn.
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New HFC website improves content, design, usability

The official HFC website is getting a facelift in mid-July. It is part of the Web Team's efforts to provide better service, better experiences, and better customization.
Rachel Ford

Accessibility is inclusion in action

HFC's commitment to accessibility is a powerful way to make the world better for everyone.
President Kavalhuna meets with a culinary student

Russell Kavalhuna is HFC's new president

Russell Kavalhuna, J.D., A.T.P., officially joined the HFC community as College President on Monday, July 2. He spent much of his first week meeting students and community members, and becoming familiar with his new campus.
Judge Hunt and illustration of 19th District Court building

Judge Hunt creates a court just for veterans

As a former Marine himself, Judge L. Eugene Hunt of the 19th District Court in Dearborn has always had a soft spot for veterans. When Hunt was an attorney and saw a veteran in the courthouse, he would always approach him or her, offering pro bono legal assistance if needed.