Trebuchet Competition at HFC illustration by Falaah Abdun-Nur
HFC Students Catapult into a New Record at Annual Trebuchet Competition
There were no close calls or photo finishes, the trebuchet “Steel Rain, Steel Pain” constructed by team E^2=MC had won. They were given the title “Titans of Trebuchet.”
Junk journal photo by Alana DeMaggio.
The Art of Junk Journaling
In my garage live three boxes of what most would call trash—faded receipts, old birthday cards, deflated balloons, and a paper crane folded from a school musical program.
From top to bottom: Mariah Mitchell (basketball), Kelcy Harris (volleyball) and Brenna McCalister (softball). Photos by Joshua Tufts, Lily Grantham, and Dominic Stankiewicz respectively.
Title IX and Giving Women Athletes Fair Treatment
For high school and college female athletes, Title IX has created a more positive and equitable environment in terms of access and acceptance, but schools still have a ways to go to give women fair funding and support.
Shashu Amen Ra leads African dance lessons at Concert of Colors festival in Detroit, July 18, 2024. Photo by Daniel Mears, The Detroit News (1)
Third Places: Creating Unity in Community
The first place in a person’s life is home, the second is work, and the third is a “third place.” A third place is somewhere a person chooses to go, not out of obligation but because they enjoy being there.
Student just needs one more class to graduate but discovers it is not offered next semester.
A Day in the Life of a Henry Ford College Student: Finish Line
Student just needs one more class to graduate but discovers it is not offered next semester.
Cynthia Erivo as Elphaba sings in "Wicked Part One." Courtesy of Universal Pictures
Singing the Praises of “Wicked”
“Wicked” is the latest Broadway musical to be adapted into a movie, joining the ranks of modern films like “Les Misérables” (2012), “Into the Woods” (2014) and “In the Heights” (2021).