News Archive

Interested in nursing? Prepare for the TEAS test's math, science, and reading / language usage components at these three workshops.

The national-model program at HFC has been awarded a $225,264 grant to expand its reach beyond the Metro Detroit area.

The HFC baseball had a super season. They won their 1st MCCAA championship since 1996, and earned post-season honors.

From June 2-13, The College Store will offer 25% off HFC apparel and merchandise.

Four members of the HFC softball team earn post-season honors from the MCCAA Eastern Conference.

HFC Student Council Chair Mariyah Saleh has found her path through dual enrollment, focusing on academic and community engagement.

President Kavalhuna and HFC staff member Juanita Van Raden talk about the history and meaning of Memorial Day.

HFC's student newspaper, the Mirror News, continues to win statewide recognition. Our fantastic students added 10 more awards to their list of honors.

HFC alumnus Mizzion Smith and his son, Houston, have interviewed many pro wrestlers on their award-winning podcast.

HFC Vice President of Institutional Advancement adds a Doctor of Ministry to his many credentials.

After 21 years at the College, HFC Director of Financial Accounting Barbara Eisterhold is retiring.

The HFC men’s basketball team promoted literacy among elementary students by joining the “Read to Succeed” program.

Aya Soweidan is the latest in a family of successful HFC students, including her mother and brother. She aspires to become an attorney.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Room.

HFEC introduced Abdulaziz Alkhalisi to a richly diverse student body, which brought him out of his shell and helped him thrive.

For the seventh time in 11 years, HFC has been named a Community College Innovation Challenge finalist. HFC is also the only college in Michigan participating in this year's CCIC.

After nearly 30 years, Jim Piché earned 3 associate degrees and a certificate from HFC. The Army veteran, teacher, and theatre major has learned a lot from life and school.

In a unanimous vote, the Board of Trustees appointed Lori M. Gonko, Ed.D., as interim president of the College. Dr. Gonko is expected to start her new role on July 1.

Albara Muthala will study aerospace engineering program at U-M. First, though, he'll attempt the Seven Summits in Washington state, a feat of mountaineering that would be the pinnacle of his young life.

The Writing Center is open for the Summer 2025 semester starting May 13.

The Learning Lab's schedule for the Summer 2025 semester begins May 13.

Fifty-One O One will host its popular International Cuisine series on Thursdays from May 22 to June 26. Reservations recommended!

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting following the Dearborn Public Schools meeting on May 12.

HFC students didn't need to get an “offer they couldn’t refuse” to attend this conversational event with the renowned director.