News Archive

The HFC community is invited to participate in this event, sponsored by community members, which will begin and conclude at the Dearborn Police Department on Michigan Avenue.

The Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting via Zoom videoconferencing technology on June 15, 2020, at 7:00 p.m.

HFC wrestling coach Grant MacKenzie, who started the HFC wrestling program, speaks about his 22 years as a coach on "The Combat Sports Podcast."

Dingell to will join HFC students, faculty, and staff during the President's Town Hall on social justice.

President Kavalhuna will host a panel discussion on Thursday, June 11, to discuss how our community can respond to racial disparities and injustice.

The Hawks' Nest is raising funds to restock its pantry for when we return to campus. We ask you to donate funds from your returnables to this effort.

HFC alumnus works on a new technology that will change the way people store and share knowledge in a 3D world.

President Kavalhuna shares his thoughts about the chronic, systemic discrimination in our society, and how the College can give voice to the oppressed and dignity to minority voices.

If you are unemployed or facing possible unemployment, this virtual information session will provide useful information. Open to the public.

Originally committed to the University Wisconsin-Green Bay, HFC alumnus Leon Ayers will now transfer to Mercer University.

Although he has retired from the Dearborn Heights Police Department, Michael Petri will continue teaching at HFC.

Nursing alumna Shannon Kelly received a hospital-wide award for going above and beyond the call of duty for patient care.

Governor Whitmer has asked 20 leaders in industry, government, and higher education to lead the state's efforts in workforce development. President Kavalhuna is the only community college president on the board.

Future Hawk who overcame great obstacles to achieve success was profiled in the Detroit Free Press.

HFC student Kalani Olatunji recently spoke about the Detroit Promise, which made her college plans possible, on FOX2.

Former HFC baseball player served with the Michigan State Police for nearly 30 years.

Governor Whitmer appoints Dr. Patricia Chatman, Dean of the HFC School of Business, Entrepreneurship, and Professional Development (BEPD), to the Michigan Public School Employees’ Retirement Board.

Summer Humanities 101 course explores the apocalypse as represented in history, religion, mythology, and popular culture.

Bill Hackett, long-time professor and labor leader at HFC, was a teacher, role model, and community leader throughout his life.

New grapplers join the HFC Wrestling Team for the 2020-21 season, following up on a a highly successful 2019-20 campaign.

Memorial Day has only been an official holiday since 1971, but its legacy belongs to all service members. President Kavalhuna shares his reflections.

Working during the pandemic is a “revolutionary time” for nurses, says HFC nursing alumna Amber Heery.