John McDonald remembrances, by the HFC community
The HFC community reflects on the meaning of John McDonald's life and contributions at the College.
January 16: Celebrating the life of John McDonald
People will gather in person and virtually to remember the life and legacy of Local 1650 President John McDonald on Sunday, Jan. 16.
Making history: HFC alumnus is Hamtramck’s first Muslim mayor
Historical firsts: Hamtramck swears in its first Muslim mayor, who is an HFC alumnus. It also swears in an all-Muslim City Council.
Farewell to Janice Bartos
Always pushing herself to do her best, HFC Nursing Program Coordinator Janice Bartos retired Dec. 31.
HFC teams are looking for new Hawks
Three HFC sports teams are recruiting -- sign up today!
HFC alumnus enters national conversation as painting goes viral
Jonathan Harris’ painting, “Critical Race Theory,” is a flashpoint for national dialog about how history is perceived and taught.
Sad news: John McDonald has passed away
President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the news that John McDonald has passed away.
Remembering John McDonald
John McDonald served the College community for more than 50 years, until his passing in December 2021.
HFC Winter Break: campuses will be closed Dec. 23 through Jan. 2
Full campus operations will resume January 3; the first day of Winter classes is January 10.
Retired HFC professor publishes memoir about his childhood
Rick Bailey, a retired HFC English professor, recounts his childhood in his latest book.
HFC and Dearborn Schools create program for adults without a high school diploma
You can complete your high school education and earn a college credential at the same time through the Eligible Career Pathways Program.
Enroll for Winter! Get $25 per credit hour tuition assistance grant
HFC is providing funds through federal programs to save you hundreds of dollars on tuition this winter.
Farewell to Dr. Susan Shunkwiler
HHS founding Dean Dr. Susan Shunkwiler got her start at HFC, and is coming full circle to conclude her career with a well-earned retirement from the College.
Overcoming health challenges, HFC student helps formerly incarcerated women
There is always hope when you have people supporting you to succeed, says Ava Renee Willis. Her non-profit provides support for formerly incarcerated women.
Inclusive and Equitable Teaching at HFC: faculty PIC, January 2022
The faculty PIC committee will host a conference for all HFC employees on January 6, 2022 at 10:00 a.m. The event will include 3 workshops and a keynote address.
HFC is rolling out two-factor authentication for all employees
By March of 2022, HFC will require all team members (faculty and staff) to enroll for two-factor authentication as an additional security measure.
Board of Trustees meeting, December 13, 2021
The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on December 13, 2021. This meeting will be held in the Rosenau Board Room.
HawkPride: Alumna plans to attend law school after earning her MBA
HFC was Keirra Scott's third try at higher education. This time, she found the right path. Now, she's out to make a difference in others' lives.
Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service
Make a difference by volunteering on the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service Jan. 17, 2022.
HFC offers Calm app as its newest employee benefit
Take advantage of the Calm app to de-stress and learn new coping skills.
Dr. Doyle Ford retires from government service, aspires to teach
After a successful career in the Marines, the Border Patrol, and the U.S. Department of Labor, Ford wants to give back through teaching.
ALL IN Campus Democracy Challenge awards HFC a Bronze Seal
HFC rewarded with a Bronze Seal for encouraging student voter participation in the 2020 election.
Third Thursdays: Extended hours to help you register for classes
Take advantage of Third Thursdays at HFC, which will help you plan your classes, register, and any other enrollment needs you have.
ReBUILDetroit learning community discusses first-gen students
On Dec. 7, ReBUILD learning community will discuss the podcast "1st Generation College Students: Earning the Right to Innovate."