On Friday, January 23, more than 30 PHC students carpooled to the nation’s capital, joining tens of thousands of others at the 2026 March for Life.

Samuela (Sam) Lewis, a freshman at PHC, was...

Rebecca Phillips (GOV: IPP) interned this summer at the Heritage Foundation in the Davis Institute for Foreign Policy. She worked under Mike Gonzales, a senior fellow at Heritage, researching and...

This past semester, the PHC Students for Life Club outdid itself, totaling around 17 events in a single semester. Their purpose is to inform students and the community about the harsh reality of...

When she was growing up, people often asked PHC alumna Rachel Hankinson (Literature, '21) if she would follow in her mom’s footsteps and become a teacher. “No, I don't want to teach. Never, never,...

A crowbar quietly pried open the side door of Kathorus Bible Church (KBC) in Boksburg, South Africa. It was 2:00 A.M. on May 29. A thick, cold darkness surrounded the building. Thabani Mthethwa, a...

You've heard this many times: “It doesn’t matter what you major in at college—all you need for a job is a degree.” Statistics indicate that being adequately prepared for job interviews requires...

The workload at PHC is no joke, and it is easy to slip into procrastination or to lose track of assignments. For many, college is the first time they are learning to balance life on their own, and...

From challenging course loads to theatre productions to forensics tournaments to sports games to maintaining social lives, there can be a lot to balance. For some, this balancing act can feel like a...

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...

The Barbara Hodel Center Gymnasium at Patrick Henry College is dark and still. Parents and children sit expectantly, unlit candles gripped firmly in their hands. Choir stands are poised on stage,...