News Archive

DHS student earns PTCB Certified Pharmacy Technician certificate at the Michael Berry Career Center. He plans to become a biomedical engineer.

High school softball players: come and learn from HFC coaching staff at the June 21 softball prospect camp.

Five HFC softball players honored in post-season awards. Anna Atherton was named Player of the Year. This is the second year an HFC softball player earned Player of the Year honors.

Hawks standout Gary Solomon will transfer to the University of Southern Indiana to continue his college basketball career.

There will be two Financial Aid info sessions on June 21. One session has been rescheduled from June 14.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting to call for a closed session. There will be no public business at this meeting.

The College will be closed for the national observance of the Memorial Day holiday.

Six HFC baseball players earned MCCAA Eastern Conference Awards after the conclusion of a successful 2022 season.

Kalimah Gardner loves film and the ways it creates deep connections with people. She plans to become a content creator for broadcasting companies and media outlets, especially advancing healing from trauma.

Byron Brooks adds a new certification from U-M to his list of significant academic accomplishments.

Do you have what it takes to become a Hawk? The HFC women's basketball team is looking for varsity-level players for 2022-23. Open tryouts are May 26.

Career Services explains the advantages of cooperative (co-op) education and how you can benefit from it.

Hundreds of HFC graduating students attended the first in-person Commencement ceremony since 2019. Videos and photos are now online.

RSVP by June 12 for MAT² Applicant Interview Day. This program provides a fully funded associate degree and on-the-job training to become an Advanced Technician.

Edgar-nominated mystery author and HFC alumna Tracy Gardner has been a nurse for 30 years. Being nominated for the prestigious award has been a highlight of her writing career.

Most of the main campus will be without power on Friday, May 20, for planned infrastructure work. Employees in affected areas should make arrangements for Friday work with their supervisors.

Delphine Davis has a passion for helping students, no matter what it takes to support their success.

In her children's book, Salwa Mawari takes pride in portraying an underrepresented community in Yemen in a positive light.

Under the leadership of Dr. Kathy Campbell, HFC's Certified Ophthalmic Technician Program has a 100% employment rate. It is only Michigan's only accredited COT program.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on May 16, 2022. This meeting will be held in the Rosenau Board Room.

The Detroit Youth Choir will perform “The Sound of Tomorrow” on June 4 at HFC, its new performance venue.

Proud Hawk Mak Manciel, Player of the Year and All-American, will play basketball at Arkansas State this fall.

The late Dr. Bettye Washington-Greene, a pioneer in the field of physical chemistry, will be featured in "Inclusive Stories in Science," which will be screened, along with "Women Untold: A Lawrence Tech Feature Film," on May 18.

Summer classes begin