I’d sung Praise His Names a hundred times before. It was not my favorite song, and up to this point, I was more concerned with getting the words right than I was about the song itself. But on the...

Among the biggest goals of Patrick Henry College is to develop and send out well-trained, classically-minded Christian thinkers to shape the world for Christ. One of PHC’s core classes, Principles...

Sophomore Ezra Huckabee conducted the PHC chorale through “Love Came Down at Christmas” for last semester’s Lessons and Carols service. “I was very excited about it. It was a good opportunity,” he...

It was June 2022. Two mass shootings took 31 lives in less than two weeks; one in Uvalde, Texas, and the other in Buffalo, New York. Terror gripped the nation—in schools and stores, theatres and...

From challenging course loads to theatre productions to forensics tournaments to sports games to maintaining social lives, there can be a lot to balance. For some, this balancing act can feel like a...

2023 is coming to an end. Students, parents, and teachers alike are all anticipating 2024 and asking the same question: how can I start the new year well? We at Patrick Henry College wanted to...

A personal motivation to delve deeply into subjects that they care about is a hallmark of a Patrick Henry College student. This past month, four students spent their weekend at a seminar hosted by...

The air smells so strongly of cinnamon and apples that I feel like I’ve stepped into a holiday supply store. I’m still outdoors, though: in the middle of my backyard. 

The National Military Intelligence Foundation announced PHC senior Gabriel Lysne as a recipient of the National Merit Scholarship Award. Gabriel is a student in PHC's Strategic Intelligence in...

This summer, sophomore Ty Everman went on a mission trip to Japan. During their stay, the team sought to support a small church in the rural part of Nagano that a missionary family from Everman's...