Whether you’re interested in writing essays, becoming a journalist, or studying literature, learning about narrative writing can help you in many different ways. Here’s why!

Your college acceptance letters have arrived—now what? 

Your high school years are some of the most formative years of your life. The habits and opinions you develop can shape how you think about different issues. Now is the time to be intentional about...

Sometimes the role of resident assistant means being the hero for spicing up wing chapel with snacks or for having a dependable shoulder to cry on. Other times, being a resident assistant means...

Claire shook hands with the U.K. official and settled herself into a plush armchair. A portrait of Margaret Thatcher gazed down at her from above the ornately carved mantle. For a moment, the...

You have to weigh many factors when you decide on your college. Your major, location, extra-curriculars, and community are just a few of the considerations. Overwhelmed with options, students often...

PHC students are studying, going to classes, rehearsing for plays, and working their various jobs from sun up to sun down...

It’s time to stop saying “I’m busy.” Shut those books. Go do something...

As a young debater, Thomas Siu faced a resolution dealing with due process versus discovery of fact and which one should be upheld when the two come into conflict. The resolution marked the beginning...

Does the recent onslaught of homework and quizzes have you down? Maybe the thought of having to read three books next week is starting to strain your sanity? Or perhaps the cold, gloomy weather is...