News Archive

Henry Ford College staff and faculty express their pride and appreciation for the Class of 2021 (video).

The President's Collage Concert will be held virtually this year. Everyone is invited to attend online.

High school softball players will learn from HFC coaching staff at the upcoming prospect camp on June 23.

Villanueva studied at HFC to give himself a chance at the career he loves -- helping others succeed in college.

The Board of Trustees will hold an ad hoc committee meeting via Zoom on May 19, 2021.

The Henry Ford College virtual Commencement ceremonies took place May 22, 2021. The ceremonies are online if you want to watch them again.

Want to learn how to create a podcast? Join Roosevelt Belton to learn about podcasting fundamentals May 19.

Sample the cuisines of the world as Fifty-One O One reopens May 20. The restaurant will be open every Thursday until June 24.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting on May 17, 2021, at 7:00 p.m. Due to COVID-related seating limitations, the public will participate via Zoom.

HFC alumnus Byron Brooks gives back to the College by donating thousands of face masks to students.

After winning the MCCAA conference title and district semifinal, the Hawks play Oakland CC for a chance to advance to nationals.

Inspired by the deep commitment to students he has seen at HFC, Mark Robey aspires to mirror that commitment to care.

The Mirror News won in half the available categories, including Student Journalist of the Year Rose Albayat.

The HFC community is invited to the MI BEST Webinar focused on fostering student success and retention.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on this international holiday.

Attend a virtual history lesson about voting through the Charles H. Wright Museum of African-American History on May 13, sponsored by ReBUILDetroit.

The Hawks' Nest will be open Thursdays until July 15 and by appointment.

A number of resources and services are available to community members in HFC's ongoing efforts to promote diversity and inclusion.

Russ Kavalhuna, president of HFC, has been appointed to the Michigan Council for Rehabilitation Services.

Former Wayne County Sheriff's Deputy Rick Wyka joins the HFC Campus Safety team.

HFC was a place for student Darlena Buford to spread her wings, making her "impossible dream" reachable.

The Board of Trustees will hold a special meeting via Zoom videoconferencing technology on May 5, 2021. This will be an executive session meeting.

Brian Colter, urban forester for Grosse Pointe Park, is honored for his work in arboriculture and urban forestry.

The recording of the Feb. 26 conference to address issues of social justice and equity in education is available for viewing.