News Archive

Beginning January 19, weekly yoga returns to HFC. It is free for HFC employees and enrolled students.

If you are interested in transferring to Northwood University, attend one of these three Zoom sessions, starting Jan. 21.

Open to all HFC students, the Francis G. Barrett Creative Writing Contest and the Larry Colter Poetry Prize offer $700 in prizes.

Only in Dr. Mike Hill's class (we think!) can students learn about Socrates, Hobbes, Aristotle, “The Walking Dead,“ and “Buffy the Vampire Slayer.”

HyFlex creator Dr. Brian Beatty will speak at this event via Zoom. You may also attend in person in the new HyFlex classroom.

Anne Dinnan has applied her unique real world experiences to enrich her teaching in her religious studies classes.

Mary Lane's first novel is historical fiction that is set during the French and Indian Wars.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on January 18, 2022. This meeting will be held in the Rosenau Board Room.

Students will have the opportunity to hear from representatives of five universities during the Historically Black College and University (HBCU) event Jan. 19.

This is your opportunity to be part of a professionally produced recording in a winter-long music project.

MLK Peace Rally on January 20 begins at UM-Dearborn and ends at HFC. Senator Santana, Dr. Kalvin Harvell and VP Holly Diamond will speak.

Dr. John Rietz loves digging into topics with students such as, why do people use metaphors? What makes something a poem? How you do you communicate effectively?

HFC faculty gave Harhara the confidence and skills she needed to pursue her dream of becoming a teacher.

Interim Registrar works to make sure the enrollment processes for students go smoothly.

The first Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group meeting this fall is Wednesday, Jan. 12, at noon via Zoom. All are invited.

Get the most out of your time as an HFC student! Join us for Welcome Back Days.

A mid-year adjustment for 2022 is 62.5 cents per mile for travel from July through December. Please submit mileage reimbursement requests on a monthly basis.

The HFC community reflects on the meaning of John McDonald's life and contributions at the College.

People will gather in person and virtually to remember the life and legacy of Local 1650 President John McDonald on Sunday, Jan. 16.

Historical firsts: Hamtramck swears in its first Muslim mayor, who is an HFC alumnus. It also swears in an all-Muslim City Council.

Always pushing herself to do her best, HFC Nursing Program Coordinator Janice Bartos retired Dec. 31.

Three HFC sports teams are recruiting -- sign up today!

Jonathan Harris’ painting, “Critical Race Theory,” is a flashpoint for national dialog about how history is perceived and taught.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on the news that John McDonald has passed away.