Ian Ishiyama (IPP ‘24) opened his email to see that he had been accepted as a Regional Security Studies Intern at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia Pacific Center of Security Studies in Hawaii. The center...

Kyle Ziemnick is a 2020 PHC graduate with a degree in Journalism, but today, he's studying law at the University of Virginia Law School and recently argued a case before the Ninth Circuit Appellate...

PHC alumna Christine McDonald (CLA, '16) owns and runs a successful photography business, Captured by CM. She attributes her business’s success first to the Lord and second to the instruction she...

It was an unsettling question: “What are you most afraid of this week?"

PHC Resident Director Rachel McCracken, senior Hannah Gaschler, sophomores Noah Jackson and Cade Crockett, and I, Andrea...

After more than five years in the industry, Evie Fordham Solheim (Journalism, '19), a winner of the Intercollegiate Studies Institute’s “Top 20 under 30” award in 2021, returned to Patrick Henry...

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.

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...

Lovie Aldana (Journalism, '20) never expected that she would find a home, a husband, and a whole new perspective on life when she first agreed to a mission trip in Central America. It was March...

“My career is law, but my calling is advocacy,” Alan Carrillo (Government, ‘12) said. He interned for International Justice Mission (IJM) in Kenya for about a year after graduating from PHC, serving...