Winter has long been associated with depression; in literature winter represents dormancy and death and the ending of life. Scientifically speaking there may be a clinical reason for this connection.
On February 2, HFC sent out an e-mail to all students and faculty announcing three new rooms dedicated to lactating and breastfeeding mothers who are attending the college.
During the week of November 22, 2015, over 50 professionally decorated trees filled the Ford Community and Performing Arts Center for the 31st annual Festival of Trees.
There is a new meaning to “soaring high” at HFC. Since Michigan began issuing marijuana prescriptions it has become more common to see people burning pot out in public.
A woman in New York goes for a walk through a park. A couple goes hot air ballooning. A driver just outside of Novi is commuting out of the city. Technology is a constantly evolving world, allowing us to communicate faster and better.
What was thought to have disappeared hundreds of years ago is back. The Bubonic Plague struck Marquette, Michigan for the first time in history. This most recent case is one of 14 nationwide in the past year alone.
HFC and the Ford Amateur Astronomy Club combined to offer an assembly called “The Road Not Taken” which is an astronomy lecture that mixes poetry, mythology, astronomy and spectacular visuals.
