HFC Community / Social

HFC student says education at the College is valuable, affordable, and has prepared him for his career.

HFC is hosting 2 watch parties for the March 21 first round National Championship basketball game featuring the Henry Ford Hawks.

Leo's Coney Island will donate 15% of all sales to the HFC Student Nurses Association on March 23.

Congratulations to the Men's Basketball Team for winning the Great Lakes District B Championship! Next stop: NJCAA championship tournament.

President Kavalhuna shares his reflections on one of the two most important festivals of the Hindu year.

Rachel Ford launched a new Accessibility SharePoint site for HFC employees. It provides resources and information to make websites and documents more accessible.

On March 17, the Club will host its first "Super Smash Bros" Ultimate Tournament. This event is open to the public; register today.

President Kavalhuna and Shai James Boyd talk about the meaning of Women’s History Month and International Women’s Day. (Reshared from 2022)

Scheduled for March 3, "HFC23!" has been postponed due to heavy snow. It will be rescheduled.

Alumna Nancy Knapp continues following her passion for art, more than 40 years after completing her studies at HFC.

HFC has a successful "Hunger Games" with1,450 food items and $600 donated to the Hawks' Nest.

Come cheer the Hawks on to victory as the 14-0 (in-conference) Men's Basketball Team competes for the MCCAA Championship March 5 at home.

Students, your voice is important! Tell us what you think and what you need through Hawk Squawk.

The E-194 computer lab in the Technology Building is updated and ready for students to study and collaborate.

Gary Enos, co-owner of Falls Sports Lounge in Dearborn, recently began a 2-year term as a member of the Dearborn City Council.

Celebrate St. Patrick's Day March 15 at the Fifty-One O One student-run restaurant. Reservations recommended!

HFC alumnus Barry F. Walter, who served in Vietnam, has been involved in veterans affairs for more than 40 years. He says his HFC advisors made sure every class would be beneficial to his career.

HFC's Shai James-Boyd decided to earn a doctoral degree to become a better colleague, employee, and student advocate.

Our entire community is invited to gather for a vigil in honor of the MSU shooting victims.

The 48th annual Women’s Recognition Luncheon will be held at the Student & Culinary Arts Center on the main HFC campus. Reservations are due March 24.

For students interested in transferring to Alma, Wayne State, GVSU, Purdue, Western, and UM-Flint, please attend our transfer sessions from Feb. 20 to April 19.

Learn what to do in the unlikely event of an active shooter. Participate in our training seminar March 20.

Indulge your sweet tooth and support the HFC Competitive Gaming Club during its Jumpstart Bake Sale, Feb. 21-22.

A message from HFC President Russell Kavalhuna about how we can stand with MSU and support each other as we face far-too-frequent violence.