Fall 2019

Truth & Chaos

•  Truth & Chaos: Dr. John Frame on the Societal Criterion for Truth
• Immigration: The overwhelming scope of the immigration crisis through the eyes of a PHC alumna turned border security officer
• Logos: Dr. Mark Mitchell on how words touch the very fabric of reality

Spring 2019

Sunday's a'Comin': The impact of a life well-lived and the legacy we leave behind

• Chancellor's Corner: Reflections from Dr. Michael Farris
• Community Recollections: Family & friends share their memories of Dr. G
• Remembering alumna Bre Payton ('15)

Fall 2018

Human Interaction in a Virtual World

In this issue:

• What opportunities for moral imagination are there in journalism today?
• A balanced approach to social media use in the face of national security concerns
• An interview with Dr. Gene Edward Veith on the state of liberal arts in higher education
• What role does godly wisdom play in the intelligence community? David Shedd, former director of the DIA and Col. Gordon Middleton answer

Fall 2017

Conservatism in the Age of Trump

In this issue:

• An interview with Congressman Mark Meadows on Conservatism in the age of Trump
• A thought-provoking lecture on the roots of liberalism by professor Mark Mitchell
• The inside look into the new Economics & Business Analytics program at PHC
• Understanding how physics and personality tests can correspond

Spring 2017

What Does it Mean to be Pro Life?

In this issue:

• What does it really mean to be for life? Four thought-provoking perspectives from the PHC community.
• Behind the scenes: Two PHC alumni and their remarkable paths to the Supreme Court
• Celebrating the alumni community’s biggest year (and biggest party) ever!
• An insider’s guide to the best adventures in Northern Virginia

Fall 2016

The Crisis of Leadership

In this issue:

• Congressman Frank Wolf on our nation’s crisis of leadership
• PHC alumni share what’s next in some of the biggest industries shaping our world
• Behind the scenes of PHC’s world moot court victory
• Journalism professor Les Sillars tells one man’s story from the killing fields of Cambodia