HFC Community / Social

Sustainable HFC needs clean T-shirts to turn into reusable bags for the Hawks' Nest. Please consider joining us on April 22 for this fun activity.

Please sign up for the April 26 Community Volunteer Day to assist with flood disaster recovery.

In this video, President Kavalhuna and Corinne Asher talk about the history and meaning of the Jewish holiday of Passover. Asher's parents were Holocaust survivors, which makes the holiday even more special to her.

On April 25 (Arbor Day), Sustainable HFC Committee and William Ford Elementary students will plant trees on the HFC campus. Join us!

After 40 years of teaching math at HFC, Royetta Ealba's students keep her young.

All HFC departments can form a team and win a pizza party by donating the most food to the Hawks' Nest during the “Pack the Pantry for Pride” contest April 7-25. Register today.

Celebrate the international experience at HFC with Globe Fest on April 9. All are invited; cost is $5 per person for food.

On April 25, Phi Theta Kappa will welcome new members at its induction ceremony. Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud will deliver the keynote. Dinner will be provided; please RSVP by April 18.

Sign up today to join the fun as President Kavalhuna leads an employee team to take on a student team in a friendly game of basketball April 15.

Celebrate Campus Pride Month at HFC by participating in student-initiated activities to recognize and support the LGBTQ+ community. Events are open to all.

Transferring to a four-year university? Please register for our Decision Day Transfer Celebration on April 10.

President Kavalhuna shares his brief reflections on the holiday of Eid al Fitr and what learning about each other's celebrations can bring to our community.

STEM Family Day is a fun and free event for anyone interested in the STEM fields. Please register by 4/24, and then join us 4/26.

The Spring 2025 Courses XXVII Chefs’ Dinner will support scholarships for HFC Culinary Arts and Hospitality students. Join us April 5.

You are invited to watch the Hawks play in the NJCCA DII Men's Basketball Championship at two on-campus watch parties March 17.

Jackson has pivoted from the basketball court to the bursar's office, helping students pay for classes and resolve debt issues.

HFC alumna Brianne Boyd achieves her dream. She has expansive plans as the Chorus' new director, including a children's chorus. The first concert is in May.

DeJanae Hayes values the opportunity to work with many different kinds of students, helping them achieve their educational and life goals.

HFC Program Advising Specialist for Human Services Hannah Doederlein is passionate about equal access to education.

The March 5 President's Collage Concert features a variety of talented HFC musical groups. Tickets are available now for the 30th annual concert.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day March 19 at the Fifty-One O One student-run restaurant. This event will sell out; we strongly encourage reservations.

The Student Council is seeking energetic students who want to lead and serve in the 2025-26 academic year. Application period is Feb. 17-26.

We encourage you to bring a donation of 5 cans of non-perishable food as your entry fee to the HFC basketball games on Feb. 22. This is part of the MCCAA “Hunger Games.”

Fifty-One O One's box of complimentary chocolates will be given out free to customers while supplies last.