Fifty-One O One will host its popular International Cuisine series on Thursdays from May 21 to June 25 during the Summer 2026 semester. Reservations recommended!

For the 8th time in 12 years, HFC has been named a Community College Innovation Challenge finalist. HFC is the only college in Michigan participating in this year's CCIC.

The Writing Center's schedule for the Summer 2026 semester begins May 13.

HFC basketball player and multiple award winner cares more about his team's success than individual recognition.

“Money Moves: the Entrepreneur Workshop Series” is a free, three-part entrepreneurial workshop that will educate you with the skills needed to generate immediate revenue. These events are open to all, and you do not have to attend all three. Sign up today.

This fall, HFC introduces a new Healthcare Administration program in a field with a 30% growth rate. Register for classes today!

After winning 40 awards from the MCCPA for this year's work, The Mirror News wins 21 awards from the MPA for last year's work, including the best newspaper of its kind in the state.

Two HFC Respiratory Therapist teams participated in the state-wide Sputum Bowl, sponsored by the Michigan Society for Respiratory Care. After they beat 17 other teams, they faced off against each other.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. There are many resources available to support your health and wellness.

HFC's Interdisciplinary Sustainability Challenge allows you to showcase your ideas about sustainability based on your academic discipline. Submission deadline is Oct. 2.

Are you struggling to choose a career path? Or do you need someone to talk to about a personal matter? The HFC Counseling Office is here to support you.

The Mirror News, HFCs student-run newspaper, made College history when it won 40 awards at the MCCPA Conference at CMU.

Learn about successfully paying for college at the lowest cost by attending a free Financial Aid Night. Our friendly Financial Aid experts will walk you through what you need to know.

Her intellect complements her passion and commitment to social justice issues. Aalillian Jones is determined to make the world a better place. She found meaningful connections and great student support at HFC.

The Welcome Center frontline student services offices will close for two hours in the morning every second Wednesday, to collaborate and innovate on better services to students.

More than 500 HFC students who work at Amazon have benefitted from a partnership that offers employees up to $5,200 per year to study at the College.