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Friends of the Rouge Helps Restore the River and the Community

Aerial view of the Rouge River. Photo courtesy of DetrourDetroiter

As a Henry Ford College student, the Rouge River is extremely close to home. Kingfisher Bluff, which houses the river, rests along the southern border of the college campus.

Former Editor and HFC Alum Gives Back

John Foren who donated the Foren Communications Scholarship pictured with first annual recipient, Alaina Schnell, April 14, 2025, Dearborn, MI. Photo courtesy of The Mirror News

John Foren who donated the Foren Communications Scholarship pictured with first annual recipient, Alaina Schnell, April 14, 2025, Dearborn, MI. Photo courtesy of The Mirror News

Power in Pride

Pride Flag Installation on Campus

April 1st marks the beginning of Pride Month at Henry Ford College’s main campus in Dearborn, Michigan. This month is celebrated with events that emphasize inclusivity and the pride of being one’s authentic self.

HFC Astronomy Research Team Reaches for the Stars

HFC physics and astronomy instructor Jesse Mason (center, wearing a bowtie) is surrounded by his student research group called the Dead Stars Society. Photo courtesy of HFC Marketing

HFC physics and astronomy instructor Jesse Mason (center, wearing a bowtie) is surrounded by his student research group called the Dead Stars Society. Photo courtesy of HFC Marketing

HFC Students Bring Narcan to Campus

Charles Brooks, president of Phi Theta Kappa, standing behind Narcan dispansry at Henry Ford College, dearborn MI

Charles Brooks, president of Phi Theta Kappa, standing behind Narcan dispensary at Henry Ford College, Dearborn MI

Pulitzer on the Road Brings Award-Winning Critics to Detroit

Henry Ford College and Wayne State University students at Pulitzer on the Road conversation with Pulitzer Prize winning journalists at Michigan Central Station, Detroit, March 26, 2025. Photo courtesy of Susan McGraw.

Students from Henry Ford College and Wayne State University at Pulitzer on the Road in conversation with Pulitzer Prize on the Road journalists Justin Chang and Lyndsay Green, at Michigan Central Station, Detroit, March 26, 2025.

Blood Moon and Other Reasons to Look Up

The Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST), Andes Mountains of Northern Chile, will catalog an estimated ~40 billion celestial objects—more objects than there are humans on earth. Photo courtesy of Mellon College of Science

On March 13 and 14, the “blood moon” or the “red moon” had been spotted in all its dramatic glory in the night sky.

Revisiting the Oklahoma City Bombing

The bombing of the Murrah Federal Building on April 19, 1995, in downtown Oklahoma City is considered by the FBI to be the most deadly act of home-grown terrorism in U.S. history. Photo courtesy of The Chicago Tribune

The Oklahoma City bombing of April 19, 1995, caused undeniable destruction. According to the FBI report released to the public, the bombing was “the worst act of homegrown terrorism in the nation’s history.”

HFC Women in STEM

women in stem

The fields of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) have historically been male-dominated, but the landscape is gradually changing.

Henry Ford College to Begin $90 Million Campus Improvement Project

hawkster kicking down building

Henry Ford College is set to begin a multimillion-dollar construction project at its main campus in Dearborn, MI.

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