Have you ever thought about what it would like to be a spy? We all know working in the Intelligence Community is not exactly like the movies, but what is it truly like?

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As 2018 begins to wrap up, we wanted to share our highlights with you. Here are the top ten LearnPHC posts from this year, ranked. Enjoy!

Now that school has ended, and you’ve (hopefully) gotten a chance to enjoy a few days off, we wanted to make sure you’ve got everything you need to have an amazing Christmas break! Whether you’re...

So what's going on with liberal arts in higher education today? Here's a roundup of four articles on the latest trends, including details on why a quality (classical) liberal arts education is...

Have you ever Googled, "top books everyone should read" or "books everyone should read before they die" and been disappointed with the results? By combining the suggestions of Patrick Henry...

The National Bible Bee is gearing up for its annual eight-week Summer Study program where students are equipped to explore God’s Word, unlock the Truth, and discover Eternal Treasure.

A wave of fascinating graphics hit the internet last year as news organizations realized the liberal arts pair quite well with tech industry needs.

Journalism has a long, proud, yet arduous history in America. While its core purpose — disseminating information to the people for the sake of democracy, etc. — has remained relatively constant,...

What is the number one priority of a healthy, profitable news publication? It's a fairly straightforward question, and most would likely answer something along the lines of, “Reporting well on...

One midsummer day in 1761, John Wheatley arrived at a Boston auction block in want of a slave girl. She would be a gift for his wife, Susanna, to help with domestic work. The girl he picked was...