This is the winning essay of the 2021 Patrick Henry College Talent-Finder Nonfiction Writing Contest, written by Anastasia Brown.

Anything C.S. Lewis is an instant favorite in the PHC community, so it’s no surprise that the arrival of renowned Lewis scholar Dr. Michael Ward for this spring’s Faith & Reason lecture on Friday has...

Literature is uniquely powerful. With the ability to showcase the conflicts (internal and external) and complexities of characters, classic literature can often provide clarity for our current...

When most people hear the word “apprenticeship,” there’s a tendency to immediately associate the term with alternatives to a college education. Apprenticeship, after all, denotes a hands-on approach...

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We can't wait for you to join us in a few days. Before you arrive, we wanted to give you and your families a sense of what orientation week at Patrick Henry College typically entails. We...

Do you know what your student will be taught in college? Will it reinforce their beliefs and convictions? Or will it aggressively undermine their Christian worldview? In a world of higher education...

Tragically, only 2% of institutions of higher education in the United States, including liberal arts colleges and universities, require courses of all of its students in all of the classical liberal...

Patrick Henry College is training a new generation of American leaders; dedicated to high academic rigor, a fidelity to the spirit of the American founding, and an unwavering biblical worldview. In...

The following article was authored by Emma Perley and Leonardo Briceno. Briceno is a former admissions officer at Patrick Henry College where he reviewed and met hundreds of college applicants.

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An ability to focus—an application of one’s attention to a particular task for a prolonged period of time—is becoming increasingly scarce in present-day culture. There are so many facets of the world...