Students at Henry Ford College have experienced significant changes in their daily lives during the COVID-19 pandemic. As busy college students, doing well in classes and completing all college-related tasks is thought to be enough to be successful.

As of January 2022, all branches of Dearborn and Dearborn Heights public libraries have gone fine free. Several libraries across the United States have already gone fine free or are in the process of eliminating fines.

College life can be difficult, especially when you are a parent. The challenge of taking care of your children, working, attending classes, doing homework, and studying can take its toll.

Quiet Reflection Room temporary location first floor Eshleman Library Henry Ford College photo by Ali Seblini

Elizabeth reading to Doug at Read to Rover program. Photo courtesy Friends of Animals Metro Detroit

On the Henry Ford College main campus in Dearborn is a National Blue Ribbon Award winning program for high school students, the Henry Ford Early College. HFEC was the only Michigan high school to win the National Blue Ribbon Award last November.

Ashley Trent is the new communications manager for the Henry Ford II Honors Program at Henry Ford College in Dearborn, Michigan. She designed the new logo and will be developing new merchandise.

This year, Jeanne Coker was hired into the HFC staff as an American Sign Language tutor.

Domestic animals are abandoned in the wild every day. The abandonment of domestic cats and dogs is familiar to the general public. But perhaps a more unfamiliar domestic animal that is abandoned quite often is the duck.

Gary Woronchak is a candidate for mayor of Dearborn. He is an alumnus of Henry Ford Community College, where he had been editor of the student paper. The paper then was called The Ford Estate.