News Archive

Henry Ford II Honors Program has allowed HFC student Savanna Vela to discover and show off her superpowers.

Dr. Deborah Zopf is grateful for 35 years of teaching at HFC, including 20 years of leadership in assessment. Her contributions to the College have changed lives.

The Hawk Advantage, a 3-week free summer program, provides food, a laptop, transportation help, and academic support to get you ready for college.

HFC paved the way for Santos Alvarez to become the first in his family to earn a bachelor's degree.

On June 17, HFC will host a free hazardous waste collection day. Wayne County residents may participate in this free event.

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Fifty-One O One will host its popular International Cuisine series every Thursday from May 18 to June 22. Reservations recommended!

After being a finalist in an entrepreneurship contest, the Williams found the impetus to expand and move their bookstore to East English Village this summer.

HFC has allowed Tamon Howard to find himself and expand his horizons.

Determined to walk across the stage to get her diploma, despite going into labor, Kelsey Hudie's inspirational story has made national headlines.

For the fifth time, a student team from HFC is named a Community College Innovation finalist.

Of the eligible graduates, more than 600 attended our two ceremonies with their families.

Please provide student handbook revisions by May 26.

Members of the HFC community planted seven Autumn Brilliance Serviceberry trees on the main campus.

As of June 1, HFC Financial Aid Associate Joni Morris will become the president of the Support Staff Association.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special committee meeting May 8 in the Frank Franchi board room of the DPSASC.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on this international holiday.

HFC welcomes great people to join our team in a variety of fields and specialties, across instructional and administrative/staff roles. Registration requested. The virtual event is May 18 and 19.

Music therapist Jeremy Palmer loves all aspects of music, and enjoys creating and learning alongside students.

HFC alumna Chloe Doherty is transitioning from apprenticeship to a full-time position at ZOLLER, Inc. in Ann Arbor.

HFC alumna enters her first poetry competition and wins for her collection of poetry called “Let Us Get Lost in the Valleys.”

After 18 years of teaching at HFC, Cathy Gangarossa moves on to the next chapter in her life, which will continue to include serving others.

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