In 2005, two PHC students, Peter Kamakawiwoole and Sarah Piotrowicz (née Wilson), brought home our first American Moot Court Association (AMCA) national championship. We talked to Peter to get an...

High school is a busy time for students who are juggling classes, extra-curriculars, SAT studies, time with friends, and college applications. With the whirlwind of assignments and deadlines flying...

Choosing a major can seem daunting. It’s hard to know what major will be the best fit for you, offer the most ideal job opportunities, and inspire you to learn. PHC alumna and Student Talent...

You’ve submitted your college applications, visited campuses, talked to admissions staff… what next? There’s so much to keep track of when choosing the right college. Not to mention that you only...

College applications can seem overwhelming at times. There's a lot of information to keep track of and it's hard to gauge progress when colleges give you little to no feedback. We asked PHC's...

John Southards, a graduate of Patrick Henry College's Class of 2020, is excited to begin his new job as PHC's Resident Director for men. We asked him a few questions about his journey from student to...

Patrick Henry College alumni Jonathan ('10) and Rebecca Horton ('13) are some of many small business owners searching for creative solutions to help their business stay afloat during the current lull...

In March President Trump appointed two Patrick Henry College alumni, Ben Williamson and Alyssa Farah, to the White House, adding to the growing number of PHC graduates to staff the presidential...

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...

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...