Since PHC’s switch to remote instruction on March 17, students and faculty have had to get used to working from home and attending classes on Zoom. “Staying professional creates a culture of...

It's April: the trees are blooming, the grass is green, and the flowers are budding at PHC. Every student has their own way of celebrating spring, whether it be by hanging out with friends or simply...

In part 1 of this senior series, we chatted with three students of our class of 2020: Jae Jared (SI '20), Kyle Ziemnick (JRN '20), and Sarah Henry (SI '20). Read as they reminisce about the good, the...

PHC launched its Pre-Med track to the Environmental Science & Stewardship Major, and it has become a beneficial option for students. It has the unique benefit of incorporating a strong foundation in...

Dr. Kristina Tanner, D.M.A., is the assistant Music Professor at PHC, as well as a mother of 5 children (with another arriving mid-May!), and wife to a husband with a military career. We chatted with...

With the nation implementing mandatory quarantines and normal work schedules being turned upside-down, it can be hard to find the bright side.

However, some students at PHC have found beneficial ways...

In one month, millions of college students found themselves transitioning from in-person classes, events, and social gatherings to experiencing college life completely online. Students at Patrick...

Alumna Aimee Stauf's new book Northern Lights: Illuminating Iceland with the Light of the Gospel is set to be published this summer. She was commissioned by The Iceland Project, a group of Christians...

We asked Distance Learning Students what advice they had for taking online classes, here’s what they said: