News Archive

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on June 14, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. Due to COVID-related seating limitations, the public will participate via Zoom.

More than a dozen high school students were awarded scholarships from Henry Ford Village, several of whom will attend HFC in the fall.

Graduating seniors from Detroit high schools can take a college class for free through the Detroit Summer Bridge program.

HFC Facilities Services continues the project of sidewalk repairs and replacement on main campus.

Henry Ford College is hiring for positions in multiple departments. Tell your family and friends that HFC is a great place to work!

Dr. Patricia Lanzon uses her 30 years of educational experience to pivot in her career.

HFC student to attend Gannon University this fall on a scholarship.

After overcoming significant personal issues, HFC alumnus David Schaefer was recently named Madonna University Student of the Year.

Basketball player Carrington McCaskill named to 2020-21 NJCAA Division II Men’s Basketball Second Team All-American.

HFC students enter anti-coronavirus mask called “MaskKito” in the final round of the Community College Innovation Challenge June 14-17.

HFC Human Resources Customer Service Leader gets promoted.

Informational sessions on why you should register/attend HFC.

Dr. Kimberly Hurns will be the keynote speaker to commemorate the first anniversary of the founding of the Black Employee Association, June 29. Everyone is invited.

HFC alumna and former teacher Maali Luqman was appointed to the Women's Commission to make impactful changes outside the classroom.

Effective the Fall 2021 semester, a personal finance class will become mandatory for dual-enrolled students in Henry Ford Early College.

The College Store is having a 35% off inventory blow-out sale.

The 2021 Annual Retirement Benefits Guide and Meaningful Notice Plan information brochure are now available. We encourage all employees to review them.

HFC alumnus Lance Rosol has made his reputation in the Dearborn and Detroit communities as a photographer.

New business administration graduate Marilyn Torres kept her dream on track when it was almost derailed by life circumstances.

Four HFC softball players earn honors in post-season awards. Moya Jones was named Player of the Year.

Four HFC Baseball players have been honored with post-season awards.

The HFC softball team had a super season, becoming MCCAA Eastern Conference Champs. Moya Jones was named MCCAA Softball Player of the Year, Steve Brown was named MCCAA Softball Coach of the Year.

HFC alumna Dietta J. McKinney chose to study at HFC due to the diverse environment and great programs.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on Memorial Day, commemorating service members who gave their lives.