Professor of History Dr. Doug Favelo exhorted students of history to return to a "High Telos" understanding of the discipline, one in pursuit of the Good, True, and Beautiful. Click below to watch!

The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) released the findings from its annual survey, What Will They Learn?, which addresses the general education curricula in American colleges and...

Imagine you're sitting in class, and the teacher is talking a mile a minute. You have an exam coming up, and you're not sure what you need to be studying. Unfortunately, you can't write down every...

Alumnus Christian Fernandez (’16) lives in Staunton, VA, two hours away from campus, and commutes every day to coach Mock Trial and serve as adjunct professor of Rhetoric & Composition and...

PHC defines itself as an academically rigorous, Christ-centered, Classical Liberal Arts college. The professors test their students' limits, pushing them to do their very best. The entire curriculum...

The internet is often a distraction from the tasks that you need to get done instead of an asset. Social media and streaming services too often keep us from studying, work, and chores we need to get...

Junior Karis Churchill interned with the Department of Education on Capitol Hill for twelve weeks this summer where she learned about the inner-workings of bureaucracy and policy development.

Junior Peter Kim is the inaugural student enrolled in Patrick Henry College's Pre-Med Advising Program. He hopes his training in the classical liberal arts will bolster his career in medicine,...

Orientation week at Patrick Henry College was a success once again.

Living in a dorm (with roommates!) is one of the most exciting parts of college life. It can be an excellent opportunity to learn more about yourself and the people around you. And for many students,...