HFC Community / Social

Culture, drumming, talent, cooking demos, HISTORY, and more will be shared and showcased during this month's events. Please join us!

Bring a donation of 5 cans of non-perishable food as your entry fee to the HFC men's basketball games on Feb. 21. This is part of the MCCAA “Hunger Games.”

25% HFC apparel and merchandise at the College Store, in-store and online Feb. 8-16.

Open to all HFC students, the Francis G. Barrett Creative Writing Contest and the Larry Colter Poetry Prize offer $700 in prizes.

Student veterans, join us to get to know your fellow student veterans at a gathering hosted by the Student Veterans Association.

The public is invited to dine at HFC's student-run restaurant, which opens Jan. 31 for the Winter 2024 semester.

After more than 20 years at HFC, Marlene Wojtowicz will retire February 29, 2024.

Everyone is invited as the Black Male and QUEENS Focus Group meets weekly during the Winter 2024 semester.

Every month, Jeremy Tabor brings his greyhounds to area hospitals to visit patients, which makes their day.

Fred Steiner left the corporate sector and came to HFC to have a direct connection to improving the lives of individuals. He will retire Jan. 31 after more than 35 years at HFC.

The League of Women Voters, a non-partisan educational organization, will host an event in Dearborn to talk about the upcoming millage. Everyone is invited!

HFC has specific procedures for winter weather. We do all we can to keep our campuses and College open, with safety as our top priority.

Her experience at HFC has given Jerikiah Douglas skills, confidence, knowledge, networking experience, and big dreams of becoming a traveling nurse -- and all of it free, thanks to the Detroit Promise scholarship.

HFC Sociology instructor Dr. Kalvin DaRonne Harvell will speak at the Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Peace Rally on January 18.

The HFC community share fond memories of Judy Koos, who worked at the College for more than 20 years.

Bob Burnham, who built a functioning radio station as a teenager, brings long expertise in broadcasting and his love of old radio shows to WHFR.

In this editorial, President Kavalhuna describes how a student-success-focused college meets students where they are and helps them achieve their dreams.

Projecting an aura of peace and calm, Dr. Brenda Hildreth uses her clinical counseling skills to help HFC students achieve their full potential.

A chance enrollment in a Spanish class led to a love of travel and a decision to help others pursue their dreams through education.

Sustainable HFC members inspired a local fourth-grade class to collect bottle caps that will be used to create benches on the HFC campus.

Greening of Detroit volunteer coordinator, musician, and HFC alumnus Robert Nash says music calls on the inner parts of humanity to help make all of us better.

Samer Atris completed his counseling internship at HFC eight years ago and decided to stay at the College.

President Kavalhuna and a special guest share reflections and wish you a joyous and peaceful holiday season.

Until now, the Beatles’ song “Now and Then” could not be released. Lai walks us through how the power of A.I. changed the game, allowing the real Beatles’ voices to shine through.