In late October, students at Patrick Henry College threw on their boots, pulled flannels from their closets, and donned their cowboy hats for the College's annual country hoedown. 

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...

The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) released the 2021-22 findings from its annual survey, What Will They Learn?, which addresses the general education curricula in American colleges...

Dean of Academic Affairs and Professor of Government Dr. Mark Mitchell discussed how we should go about living our lives amidst a national crisis in his lecture titled “Power, COVID-19, and Little...

In light of God's holiness and life in exile, what should we think? What should we do; what is our task?  What should we hope for? 

It has been 49 years since the Supreme Court of the United States voted to make abortion legal and available on demand throughout the United States. 62 million lives have been taken since that...

Imparting Christian virtue in a secular society through education.

Literature is uniquely powerful. With the ability to showcase the conflicts (internal and external) and complexities of characters, classic literature can often provide clarity for our current...

What is civic virtue? And what does it mean to be a Christian leader as well as a dutiful citizen?