News Archive

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting of its ad hoc committee via Zoom on October 12.

All students can register for classes on this date.

Priority registration begins on this date.

AFO, Local 71, Local 1650, and Exempt employees can now submit their monthly absence reports online.

HFC's Chardin Claybourne is one of eight authors of, “Antiracism Glossary for Education and Life." His life experiences provided ample material, in addition to the academic exercise.

Student Council needs your input. Make your voice heard at the Oct. 15 Leadership Forum.

Strategic Planning Team co-chairs Russ Kavalhuna and Tony Perry provide an update as the 2021 Strategic Planning process gets underway.

If you are experiencing financial or personal difficulties, the Student Outreach and Support Office is here to help you.

Have you been feeling overwhelmed or just not your usual self lately? Join us for our monthly HFC community connection session.

Volunteers are needed for Trunk or Treat, a safe way for children to trick or treat for Halloween.

Raed Abukhader brings dedication and good humor to his work creating technology solutions. And for fun, he can *almost* devour a 4.5-pound steak with side dishes.

An interactive panel discussion about domestic violence will be held Oct. 21. This event is free and open to the public.

The founder of GRCC's Corrections Academy brings his expertise to the Criminal Justice faculty at HFC.

After more than 18 months, Skylight Café on the main HFC campus reopens for carryout Oct. 4.

HFC alumna Teena Culhane is the new Director of Clinical Education for the Respiratory Therapy program. Finnley Culhane is a new HFC student and aspiring attorney.

Ismaila Ba chose HFC for location, affordability, and its reputation for developing leaders. His hands-on learning at HFC helped him launch his IT career.

Alumna Rachel Jones returns to HFC as the new clinical coordinator/instructor in the Ophthalmic Technician program.

"Can We Talk? 2" addresses obstacles faced by underrepresented people of color in the STEM fields.

HFC is the right fit and the right choice for new English instructor, who has taught in several states before coming to Michigan.

For the third year, students can find bridges from HFC to UM in the humanities, supported by the Mellon Foundation. Apply for the fellowship today!

Early College alumnus starts his career with HFC, after graduating from the national award-winning Henry Ford Early College.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting Sept. 24 to address a motion for SSA staff appointments.

Let your voice be heard this election day by registering to vote, and encouraging others to do the same. Check out our #HFCVotes photo booth.

Main campus will have no classes and will have restricted operations. Most employees will work remotely. Online classes and operations will continue as normal.