HFC Community / Social

Domestic Violence Awareness Month is held in October to unite advocates in efforts to end domestic violence.

Students will have the opportunity to meet with representatives from more than 20 universities at TransferPalooza on Oct. 14.

The Culinary Wellness Café offers great lunch options at affordable prices Tuesdays through Thursdays until Dec. 3. Order your meals online through Toast for maximum convenience.

HFC and Kroger will host an on-campus vaccination clinic on three dates. These events are open to everyone. Please bring proof of insurance.

If you're 21 and older and looking for money for college, find out more at Michigan Reconnect Nights, Oct. 8 and Nov. 9.

National Self-Care Awareness Month reaffirms the importance of self-care to wellbeing.

If you or a loved one are experiencing suicidal thoughts, please remember that resources are available 24/7 to support your mental health, including urgent and emergency situations.

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.

The 17th Annual WHFR Record Show will be Saturday, Oct. 10. Come join the fun.

There is no cost for your new official HFC ID. Any student who is registered for classes is eligible.

For students of all ages, this engaging, high-energy event invites you to the many programs and services Henry Ford College offers, and showcases the various student clubs you can join.

If you would like to make an impact on student leadership at the College, including new initiatives, please sign up to run for Chair, Vice Chair, Secretary, or Representative.

Students interested in transferring to U-M should attend one of the transfer advising sessions between Sept. 8 and Dec. 1.

Join us for a virtual panel discussion on Sept. 24 about alcohol and substance abuse awareness.

The Dr. Henry J. Bowers Focus Group meets every Wednesday during the Fall 2026 semester. Everyone is invited.

The Learning Lab is available in person or online to help you with any kind of tutoring.

The HFC Small Business and Entrepreneurship Hub will feature high-profile leaders such as Hajj Fleming and Zingerman's Community of Businesses at these free, public workshops.

Retired HFC English instructor's latest novel focuses on life as a graduate student, including the shared experience of being “full of fear and forward motion, messy and unfinished.”

The UMSG focuses on college affordability, housing, improving campus conditions, and other major issues in our state by connecting students with legislators.

The Skylight Café will be closed from Aug. 3-7. It will reopen on Aug. 10.

New partnership with the Detroit Regional Chamber, United Way for Southeastern Michigan, and Wayne State University brings housing, child care, transportation, food, and financial navigation directly to HFC students.

HFC ASL instructor's new book celebrates Deaf identity and helps children understand that deafness is not something that limits a person.

HFC's Theatre program offers opportunities for students who wish to pursue careers in a variety of areas. Performing arts careers are among these, but many careers are enhanced through the study of Theatre.

As interim president of the SSA, HFC Academic Advisor for Business Cynthia Smith intends to promote transparency and integrity.