News and Events

This free, family-friendly resource and information event for adult learners is a collaboration between Detroit Reconnect and the Detroit Regional Chamber on the HFC main campus. Everyone is welcome.

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

One of HFC's multi-disciplinary student leaders, Alex Gray is passionate about writing, art, theatre, and animals, and looks to combine all those passions into a fulfilling career.

Jasmine Hardy is the third student and the first woman from HFC to be selected to Cisco's Dream Team.

HFC biotech grad Jessica Sykes is a Forensic DNA Technician for the Michigan State Police.

Terri McKay, Help Desk Associate, enjoys the adventure of identifying IT needs and providing the best service and support.

Regina Mareglia is the first recipient of the Grunow Writer’s Prize in Community-Engaged Writing. She plans to become a journalist and university professor.

Six HFC students won the Barrett Creative Writing Contest and read excerpts of their work at the awards ceremony.

Everyone is invited to Honors Day, an interactive symposium in which Honors students discuss their research projects, with time for audience questions.

The HFC Men's Basketball team won the MCCAA Eastern Conference Championship and the MCCAA Championship, as well as several individual honors.

Volunteer for the "Good Luck on Finals" event May 5-8 to support HFC students during their final exams and projects. Sign up today.

Join us on Arbor Day (Friday, April 24) as Sustainable HFC and William Ford Elementary students plant trees on the HFC campus.

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

The strong sense of community attracted Clay to HFC, and she learned a lot from mentors here. She wants to pay it forward by helping other students as she transfers to U-M.

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 Board of Trustees will hold its regular meeting in the Rosenau Board Rooms (Bldg. L).

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

Student Activities will host Game Day on April 29. You can play a variety of different games and enjoy some ice cream before exams.

Aadil Saifullah didn’t feel ready for college. HFC provided a path toward his aspiration to become a physician, and after he graduates, he’ll follow that path at U-M.

“Meet the Entrepreneur” features a local entrepreneur who will speak about her successful business. Join us for this free event April 21. (Free donuts to the first 100 people who stop by!)

Raised in foster care, Kimberly Bertges beat the odds and completed a college education, breaking generational patterns of struggle.

HFC Campus Safety Assistant Manager Michael Ball is now the Emergency Manager for the College.

Proctor’s experience in higher education and aspirations as a teacher have given him valuable insights for his role as an Academic Advisor.

Dr. Mary Beth Bolton studied nursing at HFC, then later became a physician. She was in the medical field for 47 years until she retired in 2018.