News and Events

Your hub for student academic support including tutoring, study spaces, academic resources, and relaxation spaces, the Learning Lab is open for the Winter semester.

The “Pathways to the Self” photography exhibit will run from Jan. 15-Feb. 27. It features the work of four photographers, including HFC instructors Dr. Joel Geffen and Pamela Sayre.

The first Coffee & Careers session of the Winter 2026 semester is called “Using Artificial Intelligence to Effectively Write Your Résumé.” Hope to see you Jan. 21.

Dr. Kalvin DaRonne Harvell will give a virtual keynote address, “Reintroducing Dr. King: Attempted Erasure and the Work of Recovery,” on Tuesday, Jan. 20.

Learn more about the universe at our other-worldly, advanced-technology Planetarium. Shows are free. Please register in advance, so we can be sure to get you seated.

"Arts of Defiance: Symbols of Hope," a poster-making workshop in honor of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., is open to the public on Thursday, January 22.

SAFE@HFC's mission is to spread awareness and support HFC students and employees in the LBGTQ+ community through resources and a welcoming environment.

The College Store will be open an extra 30 minutes Jan. 12-15 as the Winter 2026 semester begins.

Designed to help individual students, the HFC Career Development Team focuses on what it takes to land a successful job and career.

Learn how to craft a compelling, authentic personal statement highlighting your strengths and experiences on Jan. 21.

Students with 45 or more credits can plan your next step at the Degree Completion Workshop on Jan. 29.

The College Store is HFC's central hub to purchase textbooks, HFC merchandise, and other supplies.

Learn how to write an effective résumé that will make you stand out at HFC's Résumé Writing Workshop on Jan. 28.

Ricardo Gomez’s determination to become a nurse has proven it’s never too late to pursue your goals.

The Hawks' Nest serves students by providing non-perishable food items and personal care items.

Make a difference by volunteering on the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service on Jan. 19, 2026.

A first-generation college graduate, Elyse Hogan knows what it takes to help students thrive.

The HFC Foundation offers more than 150 scholarships to students. Be sure to apply by March 31, and apply as early as possible for the best opportunities.

Qualified applicants are invited to apply by January 30. You may also nominate a potential candidate within the same time period.

Two HFC pre-engineering projects earned top recognition at the PIPE 2025 Showcase for targeting safety, accessibility, and quality of life.

Competing in the Autonomous Racing League Drone Challenge was life-changing for pre-engineering student Elijah Elens-Eigbokhan.

optimiZe provides HFC students opportunities to work on social impact projects and connect them with resources at U-M. Come to the March 3 information session.

Students interested in transferring to the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor in humanities or liberal arts should attend the advising sessions between Jan. 13 and April 21.