Have you ever thought about studying abroad in college? Kayley Stackhouse ('22) and Elizabeth Sluka ('21) were the first PHC students to study at Korea University in Seoul, South Korea as part of...

Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Mark Mitchell shared a Washington Post article titled "The world’s top economists just made the case for why we still need English majors" with students this week. Read...

Patrick Henry College's American Politics and Policy Program recently released its newest publication, The Public Square, which exists promote discourse on politics and its integration with worldview...

PHC's academic program ranks highest among Protestant colleges in the nation, recently earning a prestigious ACTA “A” rating and a 100% grade from the American Council of Trustees and Alumni's (ACTA)

The Board of Trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges voted unanimously to accept PHC’s application for membership. Patrick Henry College is now regionally...

It’s 6:30 in the morning. Junior Kennedy Kruse and her fellow PHC swimmers walk into the Round Hill Aquatic Center ten minutes from Patrick Henry College. Outside, the sun sends rays of sunlight...

Ever thought about studying abroad in college? Kayley Stackhouse ('22) and Elizabeth Sluka ('21) were the first PHC students to study at Korea University in Seoul, South Korea as part of PHC's Global...

Compared to modern education models, which revolve around standardized testing and memorizing pieces of information, the classical method emphasizes gaining wisdom and growing holistically through...

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...