Historians obviously use many documents to study the past: diaries, statutes, paintings, or literature. But did you know that movies can help you understand history? Here’s a few reasons why!

Reading a variety of challenging books during your high school years is a great way to grow your mind and prepare yourself for higher education. Many colleges ask for a list of books high school...

The verdict is in: mock trial is awesome! From crazy witnesses to sharp attorneys, mock trial is bound to change the way you view a courtroom. The program is creative, intense, rewarding,...

These seniors of the Class of 2017 are saying a bittersweet goodbye to their days in college and hello to exciting future plans! Read on to find out what nine PHC students will be up to after...

This summer we are so excited to have Zachary and Natalia Rosa back as the instructors for our Speech camp! It is going to be a blast, and we know you won’t want to miss it!

Many students who love singing, playing instruments, and songwriting come to PHC and wonder how they will fit in the music that they love with their busy new lives. PHC students Gabriella Johnson,...

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Grace's short story is the first place winner in the Creative Classic short story contest hosted by PHC's student newspaper The Herald.

The College Republican Federation of Virginia (CRFV) appointed sophomore Ian Frith to the Tenth Congressional District Republican Committee as a representative of the College Republicans.

Whether you’re interested in writing essays, becoming a journalist, or studying literature, learning about narrative writing can help you in many different ways. Here’s why!

PHC's Distance Learning program is a great way for prospective and admitted students to prepare themselves for academics at the College and earn credits before coming to campus.