Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Government Dr. Mark Mitchell discussed how we should go about living our lives amidst a national crisis in his lecture titled “Power, COVID-19, and Little...

The semester is well underway, but your room might not be quite how you like it. Maybe it's time to rearrange. There are tons of things you can do to create a cozy home away from home. Here's out top...

With winter just around the corner, it's time to start refreshing your wardrobe for colder weather. It can be a challenge to stay warm and professional. That's why we've created these inspiration...

It's the season where leaves are turning colors, the weather is getting colder, and it's time to start bundling up! We made some inspiration Pinterest boards for our top fall semester business...

PHC looks forward to celebrating its 20^th Anniversary this year as the school reflects on where it has been in the last two decades. Many things have changed since PHC opened its small one-building...

Getting a job in high school, college, or as a recent graduate can be tough. It can feel overwhelming to send in application after application without knowing what employers are looking for.

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Some students choose to live off campus during their time at PHC. Whether living with family or staying in an apartment, there are pros and cons to living off campus. Recent graduates Elias Gannage,...

Recent graduate Mikey Pozo is currently writing The Beginning Tales of Benjamín Florence, the first book to a 13-part series called The Carinth Series. With the writing skills he learned at PHC and...

PHC faculty pour so much  into their work. They spend long hours preparing for lectures, engaging with students, and grading assignments. PHC highly esteems its commitment to academic rigor,...

In 2005, two PHC students, Peter Kamakawiwoole and Sarah Piotrowicz (née Wilson), brought home our first American Moot Court Association (AMCA) national championship. We talked to Peter to get an...