News Archive

Molly Mildenberger is the new Student Activities Administrative Assistant.

All the information you need to attend Commencement this Saturday, or watch our live stream, is on our Commencement website.

The Hawks baseball team won the MCCAA Eastern Conference last weekend, and advances to the NJCAA Region XII Division II Baseball Championship starting May 8.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. We encourage you to take advantage of resources to support your mental health and wellbeing.

As the Student Council chair for the Fall 2025 semester, Richard Cremeans wants to bridge the gap between the student body and extracurricular programs.

The Dearborn Symphony will play Anthony Lai's original musical number, “In Other News,” at its final concert of the season on May 9.

Five HFC departments contributed 540 lbs. of non-perishable food items for the Hawks' Nest as part of the "Pack the Pantry for Pride" food drive in April.

HFC provided Alaina Schnell with the fresh start she needed. She won the Barrett Contest twice and is the new editor-in-chief of “The Mirror News.”

You can sell your textbooks at the College Store Book Buyback Days May 6-8. A valid photo ID is required.

The public is invited to Honors Day on May 2, where Henry Ford II Honors Program students will present and discuss their research projects in a symposium-style event.

Nursing student did not let childhood illness stop her from growing into an honors student, leader, and community advocate on her way to a rewarding career.

Five students won the Barrett Creative Writing Contest and read their work at the April 17 awards ceremony.

One of Marrci Conner's proudest teaching moments at HFC was watching her students give presentations at the "Electric Minds" conference.

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

President Russ Kavalhuna will join Western Michigan University as its 10th president this July, after an accomplished seven-year tenure at HFC.

The HFC Metropolotan Symphony Band will perform the “Whales, Raptors, and Ray” on May 7. This public event is free.

Three HFC musical ensembles will perform the Spring Jazz Concert on April 30. This public event is free.

Extraordinary support at HFC helped advance first-gen student Ashley Davis’ prodigious journalistic and leadership talents. She's now on her way to U-M Ann Arbor to pursue a bachelor's degree.

All HFC employees must complete Annual Accessibility Training by Oct. 31.

The April 24 "Stop the Bleed” training demonstrates life-saving measures for emergency situations. Sign up today.

Saidah Obad is a first-generation student who attended HFC. She now works as an academic advisor at the College.

In this video, President Kavalhuna and Armida Kiluk describe the meaning of the Easter holiday, which is sacred to Christians worldwide.

Sarah Krizan is passionate about helping students reach their goals through transfer advising and support. She also shares her love of animals with them.

The Sisson Art Gallery is hosting the 2025 HFC Annual Student Visual Arts Exhibition until April 19. Come see the best artwork submitted by HFC students.