News Archive

HFC's graduating art and design students will present their final exhibition at the College from May 3 to May 6. Opening reception is May 3, 4:30 to 7:00 p.m.

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Lauded by professors for her optimism and drive, graduating student Lasonia Gentle looks forward to pursuing a career in social work. She reads her commencement-inspired poem for other graduates.

Campus Safety Division Secretary Sarah Sullivan always has a cheerful demeanor, which helps with the many responsibilities of her job.

With a review in The Mediterranean Seminar Review, Dr. Hashim Al-Tawil hopes the visibility will contribute to a new understanding of Arab art.

"The Things They Did" uses fiction to describe what people did in the early days of the pandemic. HFC's Dr. Mike Hill contributed a foreword and a story to this anthology.

Dr. Rama Chidambaram is a "math-magician." She understands the key to helping students learn difficult subjects is a skilled teacher who cares about them as people.

Family, friends, and colleagues are invited to remember Rick Goward at a campus event on Saturday, April 30.

Members of HFC's BMQFG will be honored at April 28's Rites of Passage graduation event.

HFC's student newspaper wins 18 awards at the state-wide MCCCP Annual Student Newspaper Contest for 2022.

High school student Abigail E. Rowe, of Ortonville, founded Abigail's Pride, a non-profit organization that strives to expand education and support of the LGBTQ+ community.

Henry Ford College Commencement ceremonies return to in-person format for the first time since 2019. Face coverings WILL be required.

Ruth Ann Schmitt owes her long career in English to a love of the short story, and to digging deeply into students' learning process.

HFC Honors students have moved in and are already making great use of the fantastic new Honors Hub, which “officially” opens in the fall.

April 24-30 is National Crime Victims' Rights Week. Please become aware of and support victims' rights.

Mak Manciel is the latest All-American in HFC's basketball program, which has had great seasons in recent years.

English professor Dr. Sommer Sterud focuses on the individual differences of her students while bringing critical topics to the classroom.

Army Air Corps Veteran and attorney Carlo Martina translated his diverse experiences at HFC into an ethics-based legal career.

For Gail Bock, it's an honor and privilege to help HFC's military-connected students with all their college-related needs, connect them with support networks, and provide a kind listening ear.

Dr. Steven L. Berg, a professor and author, will read from his book about teaching and community college students on April 26 via Zoom.

The 5th annual HFC Engineering Club Competition will show off some innovative designs from 150 competitors. The public is invited.

Three Henry Ford II Honors Program students present their research on April 29. The public is invited.

HFC launches new and improved transcript service.

Representative Debbie Dingell will make introductory remarks at the May 11 State of the Strait Conference 2022. HFC is a co-sponsor of this event at UM-Dearborn.