News Archive

Diplomat in Residence Ken Roy will speak about careers at the U.S. Dept. of State Nov. 13. All students are welcome.

Dr. Arifa Javed hosts a screening of her fourth documentary, “Cross Culture and Religion: Indian Christians in America" on Nov. 12.

From Nov. 8 to Dec. 5, a panel from the AIDS Memorial Quilt will be in the Sisson Art Gallery, coinciding with HFC's "Dear Harvey" production and World AIDS Day.

All employees enrolled in HFC-sponsored TIAA retirement plans should review updated TIAA information. You are invited to attend group or individual information sessions.

HFC Theatre's first major production of the 2024-25 academic year, “Dear Harvey,” will debut Nov. 15 and run through Nov. 23.

The Holiday Buffet at Fifty-One O One has become a holiday tradition at HFC. Reserve your spot today!

The new VP of Legal Services and General Counsel is looking forward to engaging in meaningful work to support the community at HFC.

An update on the SEMSSC project.

President Kavalhuna and Vinita Parekh share their reflections on this five-day festival celebrated in India and throughout the world.

Big Four firm PwC will host a session about choosing a career in accounting on Nov. 7.

If you have a project that can increase or improve student access to technology, submit a TIF proposal by Nov. 13.

HFC will host a “Path to Prosperity through Apprenticeships” networking event on Nov. 20 for people interested in skilled trades professions.

HFC's Kris Young recognized as the first ASSET instructor in the nation to achieve 10 years of being a Service Engineering Operations Senior Master.

Aspiring teacher Diamond Arnold is a ballet dancer, mom, and FTA president who is investing in her own education so she can help others expand theirs.

Institutional Research and Business Intelligence will hold an in-depth workshop for faculty and staff about the diversity of HFC's student body. The purpose is to help all of us in our work to promote student success.

Wear a costume and sing your favorite songs on Halloween.

Trunk or Treat is a tradition that provides our community a fun, safe, friendly environment for children and families to enjoy each other's company, entertainment, and candy.

Excellence of the Black Woman Conference inspires and challenges participants to reimagine how conferences can bring value to their lives.

Please join HFC students and employees as we make a difference in our community on Make a Difference Day Oct. 26.

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

Al-Tawil, a doctoral student, will discuss higher education, becoming a scholar in the humanities, and the importance of finding meaning in teaching.

HFC celebrates first-generation college students. President Kavalhuna and Congresswoman Rashida Tlaib will host a discussion with students during First Generation College Celebration day.

IRBI hosts an online seminar about WebFOCUS on Oct. 22.