The National Military Intelligence Foundation announced PHC senior Gabriel Lysne as a recipient of the National Merit Scholarship Award. Gabriel is a student in PHC's Strategic Intelligence in...

On a Good Friday, Alumna Kirsten Etherton (CLA-ed ’06) and a friend borrowed a coworker’s car and drove to the local Roman ruins. They had the place to themselves. Up on the hilltop, Kirsten sat in...

The following article was authored by Emma Perley, Leonardo Briceno, and Julia Adams. Briceno is a former admissions officer at Patrick Henry College where he reviewed and met hundreds of college...

One question that students ask when touring PHC is “What about extracurriculars? Do you even have time for that here?” Fortunately, the answer is yes! Here are a few quick tips about how to pick...

College students are used to having a lot on their plate. From classes and studying for exams, practicing for an upcoming tournament, completing internship tasks, or simply scheduling time to connect...

“Winter kept us warm, covering / Earth in forgetful snow” - T.S. Eliot, The Wasteland

It is that odd time of year again. The refrains of “Winter Wonderland” and “Let It Snow” have died in the return...

The Board of Trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges voted unanimously to accept PHC’s application for membership. Patrick Henry College is now regionally...

This story was originally published in PHC's student-run publication The Herald.

I took a deep breath, settling into the wooden chair junior Valkyrie Armstrong had hauled down the stairs from her...

Have you considered serving in a ministerial capacity or maybe leading a Christian non-profit? Not sure what role God has for you, but maybe you want to help others learn how to study God's Word, to...

More parents, students, and teachers are becoming increasingly aware of the shortcomings of an ever-narrowing “common core” education in the K – 12^th world and the hyper-specialization of academic...