News Archive

The Welcome Center frontline student services offices will close for two hours in the morning every second Wednesday, to collaborate and innovate on better services to students.

The Hawk Career Exploration Academy is open to middle and high school students interested in STEAM careers. The cost is $25 per session. Register by March 16.

Seth Amadei, the first person in his role at HFC, plans to help elevate HFC as a vibrant and welcoming arts hub.

The exhibition, “A Human Experience,” will run March 3-27 in the Sisson. It will be displayed in conjunction with the NCECA 60th anniversary conference in Detroit.

HFC's new gaming room is equipped with high-performance gaming computers, immersive VR reality headsets, large-format displays, modern collaborative workstations, and space to study and hang out. There will be an open house on March 19.

Jonneshia “JoJo” Doss is realizing her dream of a college education, proving it is never too late to strive for and reach your goals.

Mixed media artist Jeanette Strezinski's “What the Space Sees” exhibition depicts alternative worlds with futuristic narratives at the Sisson Gallery through Feb. 26.

HFC Financial Aid Associate Linda Lance finds great satisfaction in helping students accomplish their goals.

Dr. Susan Brooks, who teaches at the U-M Medical School, will talk about her experiences, and careers in STEM, at the Partners Breakfast on March 27.

Dr. Jolie Stepaniak, who has taught biology at HFC since 2005, has influenced the lives of countless students. She was named the HFC 2026 STEM Woman of the Year.

After working as a Detroit Promise Campus Success Coach at OCC, Maria Lopez-Mauricio brings that knowledge and experience to HFC.

Teaching and uplifting students is a passion for Eddie McClendon, a new Detroit Promise Campus Success Coach at HFC.

HFC Senior Mail Clerk Jamie Monberg's positive attitude, outgoing personality, and strong work ethic make her invaluable to Purchasing and the College.

This is the second consecutive year HFC will host the statewide LAND Conference. Dates are Feb. 18-20.

HFC was the $1,200 question on the February 9 episode of NBC's long-running national game show, “Jeopardy!” None of the contestants had a clue.

The Geraldine Grunow Prize for Excellence in Community-Engaged Writing promotes and celebrates the academic writing of HFC students. It's named after Grunow, who taught English at HFC for 27 years.

Labor Relations Specialist Kaylee MacLean's experience in dispute resolution, mediation, and collective bargaining makes her a valuable addition to HFC.

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

Build your pathway to a cybersecurity career at the STACK Cybersecurity Lunch and Learn workshop. We ask that you register by Feb. 17 so we'll have enough food.

The Writing Center offers one-on-one support for writers at any level, at any stage of the writing process, and in all courses.

Career Services provides assistance to students and alumni from the day they enroll and throughout their careers.

Alumnus Maurell Pilgrim began his career at HFC as a student. As an employee, he relates well to the challenges students face.

Fifty-One O One Restaurant is open for the Winter 2026 semester. Make your reservations today!