HFC Community / Social

HFC's “Driven by the Harvest” Fall 2026 Chefs’ Dinner on Nov. 7 pays tribute to automotive legacy and will support the HFC Hospitality Scholarship Fund.

New Buyer Associate Craig Karfis enjoys helping students find what they need in the College Store.

HFC honors its student veterans, reservists, and active duty personnel with a Veterans Day lunch on Nov. 11. Hope to see you there.

5101 hosts its annual Oktoberfest buffet, filled with cuisine of the season. Hope to see you for lunch or dinner!

Thanks to the HFC Student Council, you can purchase healthy, alternative items from the PicoCoolers located in Buildings E and K. The PicoCoolers offer salads, sandwiches, and grab-and-go snacks.

HFC experiences provided Dia Camara a sense of normalcy after the pandemic, gave him the drive to succeed academically.

HFC provided Alanna Grace-Marie Schwartz the educational grounding she needed to flourish at U-M.

Join us Wednesday, November 18 to hear from HFC alumnus and author Joel Walkowski about his journey and how his latest book is connected. The first 40 people to register will get a free copy of the book, and the chance to have Joel sign it. REGISTER TODAY!

Celebrate Halloween with the “The House Beyond (and Other Spooky Tales)” concert Oct. 30. Admission is free.

Assem Nassar, an 11-year-old author and entrepreneur will sign copies of his book at HFC on Oct. 28. He hopes his book, "Chasing My Dreams," will inspire people to chase theirs.

"Kevin Can! Cocoa Helps Kevin" is a children's book that explains what a service dog does. The authors will sign copies of the book at HFC on Oct. 29.

Volunteers and candy are needed for Trunk or Treat on Oct. 29. Make a child's Halloween by participating in this fun event!

The Sisson Art Gallery will present a “Get Out the Vote” poster show to increase civic awareness on Oct. 27. There will be a live discussion at 4:00 p.m. with Dr. Tony Perry.

HFC provided a strong foundation for Alicia Jackson to transfer to U-M. She has started a business, completed a bachelor's degree, holds a job, and is now pursuing graduate work at Wayne State.

After reading from his chapbook, “What Makes Us Purple,” Dr. Mike Hill will conduct a writing workshop on Oct. 20.

HFC students take on HFC employees in a friendly game of hoops on Nov. 19. Sign up by Nov. 13 to join the fun.

“Train to Busan” will screen on Oct. 20. It is the second installment in the new Movies at the MacKenzie series. Tickets are free. RSVP today.

New HFC Student Activities Assistant Christa Coscione enjoys the creative ethic of a community college.

HFC Student Activities Associate Kayli Hessbrook helps students find their place and their path on campus.

All student writers at HFC (even brand-new writers!) are invited to attend the "Writers of HFC meet + greet coffee hour" on Oct. 22. All levels of writing experience welcome.

Learn more about the HFC Francis G. Barrett Creative Writing Contest with the Larry Colter Poetry Prize and Grunow Writer’s Prize at the “Pathways to Barrett” workshop on Oct. 22.

Celebrate Halloween on Oct. 29 by wearing your favorite costume and singing your favorite songs!

Come for a night of food, fun, and prizes at Halloween Bingo on Oct. 16. Family-appropriate costumes aren't mandatory but are fun and welcomed.

In the Breakthrough Challenge, eight competing teams of HFC students will assist two Dearborn businesses with a real-world problem they're facing. Sign up today. All majors welcome!