“May I never forget on my best days that I still need God as desperately as on my worst days.” Rachel McCracken (CLA, ‘23) wrote this quote in her Bible and looked at it regularly over the 8 months...

“I didn’t even know about doulas, and I certainly didn’t think the world of childbirth would hold any appeal for me,” Lauren Fernandez (Classical Liberal Arts, ‘17) said. But after having her...

PHC's moot court program, Core Curriculum, and Christian environment prepared Kelsey Morris (Government, '08) for a career in law, most recently her role as Assistant Professor of Legal Research and...

“I’m tired. It’s time to just live the 9-5 life," Elizabeth Shannon (History, '20) thought after graduating from PHC. Four years later, she is pursuing a Ph.D. in Modern History at the University of...

The first time Christian Castro (CLA, '24) grasped the point and purpose of life was freshman year, taking Western Civilization with Dr. Favelo. “Dr. Favelo," Castro said, "I just want to get a...

What I call “hummingbird hall” on the second floor of the Barbara Hodel Center always intrigues me. Thirteen lithographs of hummingbirds hang on the walls leading to the admissions office. Glass...

According to UNICEF data, there are more than 150 million orphaned children around the world. Adam and Courtney Reiley are working to change the lives of a few of them.

Jake Hall graduated from PHC with a degree in Government in the Political Theory Track. His eyes were on public office. He desired to “lead the nation and shape the culture,” especially in defending...

Philip D. Greendyk (GOV-IPP, ‘10) became the first of the PHC alumni to be appointed to the Patrick Henry College Board of Trustees on March 25. “I have had the privilege of working with Phil over...

It was June 2022. Two mass shootings took 31 lives in less than two weeks; one in Uvalde, Texas, and the other in Buffalo, New York. Terror gripped the nation—in schools and stores, theatres and...