I happened upon this letter, and realized it was the transcription of a missile Lewis must have intercepted. I read it, and found it charming, if a bit morose, and I hope the reader shall find...

What’s the greatest thing you can imagine? Being a millionaire? Having a large, loving family? Being a lawyer, teacher, politician, writer, spy, or pastor? Traveling the world and seeing the Seven...

“Listening In” interviewed PHC journalism professor Dr. Les Sillars about objectivity, the mainstream media’s crisis of credibility, and the role of stories in news.

As we prepare to celebrate America's independence here are five things you may or may  not  know about the fourth of July!

The following is an essay submitted by a current PHC student, John Southards.

Blink and you'll miss it. It is a day of flash. Fires flash as meat is tossed on the grill, explosives flash as they...

Read Dr. Sillars' article for Touchstone Magazine here.

When I came to Patrick Henry College 16 years ago to teach journalism, I wasn’t quite sure where I fit at a liberal arts college. 

Most...

I'm sure plenty of people have declined to pick up Richard Adams' classic novel "Watership Down" for all the wrong reasons.

Yes, this is indeed a story about sentient rabbits. And you’d be...

A light rainstorm on the Sea of Galilee. An ornately decorated basilica built by Emperor Constantine. A sobering memorial to the victims of the Holocaust.

Forty Patrick Henry College students...

Nicole Braddock Bromley, an author and activist who promotes healing after sexual abuse, spoke to the Patrick Henry College student body in chapel on February 23.

Please note: The video...

It is not hyperbolic to say that a great deal of society's spiritual and moral erosion is due to the death of fatherhood. Perhaps we can't nicely specify exactly how much, as with a pie chart, but...