News Archive

Career Services will host two co-op information sessions: Thursday, April 13, and Wednesday, April 19.

President Kavalhuna and Lorraine Paffenroth talk about the history and meaning of Holy Week and Easter.

Everyone is invited to the April 13 "Faith and Fasting" Ramadan Dinner. Hope to see you there.

HFC does a hilarious spoof of Shakespeare in a madcap farce April 28-29. This is the last play of the academic year. We hope to see you there.

The Women’s Recognition Luncheon took place on campus for the first time in four years. The event was an inspiration and a call to empower women's leadership at all levels of the College.

President Kavalhuna invites you to a pizza dinner in the ASCC (L) Atrium, followed by the HFC production of the parody, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged).” Registration required.

On April 28, Phi Theta Kappa will welcome new members at annual induction ceremony. Please RSVP by April 14.

On April 12, students and local law enforcement representatives will speak about the current state of policing in the community. All HFC community members are invited.

The HFC Music department is putting on three concerts: choral, band, and jazz. Join us April 18, and May 1 and 3.

Learn how to manage your money and make smart financial decisions by attending our free Financial Literacy seminar on April 18.

An HR specialist for BASF Wyandotte, HFC alumnus Gabriel McDonald says HFC has provided a reliable talent pipeline to better lives.

The 2022-23 HFC Men's Basketball team had a superb season, both on the court and in the classroom.

For the fourth time during his HFC tenure, Coach Chris Shepard is named Coach of the Year.

Michigan Press Association awards HFC's student-run newspaper 9 awards across multiple categories.

Come try the Fifty-One O One's new Early Spring Menu, which will be offered until the end of the Winter 2023 semester.

More than 40 employers will attend the Spring 2023 Job Fair April 12. So should you!

Ed Demerly, a veteran of the Airborne Rangers, chronicles his time spent in the Peace Corps in 1967-68 with "Living in the Ulu."

The Sission Gallery, which showcases artwork at the College, is being completely renovated. It is projected to reopen in the fall.

HFC students' intellectual and creative prowess on full display at LAND Conference.

The men's basketball team finished the national tournament in 6th place, following a double-overtime loss to #1 seed Davidson-Davie.

HFC Mathematics Club is led by HFEC student whose mother and sister attend(ed) HFC. He strives to transform people's perception of mathematics.

Students, prepare for classes for the Summer and Fall 2023 semesters at HFC by taking advantage of walk-in advising appointments March 27-31.

Learn about projects that will increase or improve student access to technology at the TIF project funding presentations March 24.