PHC seeks to make its graduation experience memorable and motivating for each graduate. While the conferral of degrees is a central aspect of the weekend, the College is primarily concerned with...

It has become almost trite to see in the physical deterioration of the magnificent Medievalcathedrals of Europe giant metaphors for the collapse of Western Civilization, the Liberal Arts,...

Chrissy Schneider graduated from the International Politics and Policy (IPP) track in 2009. Today she is the the Assistant Director at Camp Highroad in Middleburg, Virginia. Highroad is a ...

PHC students attend chapel five days of the week—corporate chapel in Town Hall every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and wing chapel led by each wing's RA every Tuesday and Thursday.

Corporate...

If you keep up with the recent news stories on the mental health of college students then you’ve frequently seen statistics on the rise of stress, anxiety, and depression. For parents about to...

PHC is home to students from a variety of educational backgrounds, including private school, homeschool, and public school. How does PHC unify students with such diverse backgrounds?

"The college years are heralded as a time to pursue academic excellence. 'This is what will determine your future!' your parents or relatives might say. And they’re right, but not in the way you’d...

Prepping for college can be daunting but using technology to help you along the way can be a lifesaver. Check out some of the apps Patrick Henry College students use to keep up on their...

US History I and II are hallmarks of PHC’s core curriculum. Dr. Robert Spinney, who has served PHC as Professor of History since 2004, challenges students both academically and ideologically....

Dr. Tracy McGrath usually commences her math classes by rapidly jotting something down on the white board and saying, “Okay, this is what we are talking about today." Meredith Monroe and her...