Alumna Aimee Stauf's new book Northern Lights: Illuminating Iceland with the Light of the Gospel  is set to be published this summer. She was commissioned by The Iceland Project, a group of...

We asked Distance Learning Students what advice they had for taking online classes, here’s what they said:

On March 1, a group of 38 students left the U.S. to participate in a Spring Break program hosted in Israel by Passages, which offers college students the opportunity to connect with the roots of...

Looking back just a couple years ago the threats to our freedoms looked different in many ways than they do today. In light of the world-wide pandemic, we are now in an emergency response mode...

Things fall apart / the center cannot hold...- William Butler Yeats, "The Second Coming"

Dramatic, yes. But Yeats' poem describes how I think many of us are feeling right now.

The filing period for Student Body Presidential elections closed on Friday with three tickets in the race. Samuel Bock is running with Susanna Hoffman, Purnell is running with Kayla Schleining,...

Tackling academics, thriving in friendships and relationships, keeping up with family and friends at home, working a job, planning your career, ALL while seeking a relationship with God is not...

Our society has widely stopped valuing liberal arts degrees, believing them to not be practical, useful, or financially beneficial. An article from the Washington Post states, “There has been a...

PHC alumna and current Visiting Professor of Classical Liberal Arts Dr. Alicia McCartney (Journalism '14)  will begin a full-time, tenure-track job as Assistant Professor of English at Cedarville...