How should we approach the pursuit of truth in the natural world and what should we do with what we find?

After I was accepted into PHC, my admissions counselor directed me to Dr. Stephen Hake, the literature professor. Hake had recently begun offering students the opportunity to be mentored by PHC...

Do you still keep up with friends you made in college more than a decade later?

One could hardly visit a liberal arts campus and not hear the admissions team raving about the great community on...

Patrick Henry College's American Politics and Policy Program recently released its newest publication, The Public Square, which exists promote discourse on politics and its integration with worldview...

It can be a challenge for freshmen college students to find a church to call home for their next eight semesters. Paul writes in Hebrews 10:25 that Christians should regularly come together in a...

What is actually being taught in history classes? And more importantly, whose history is being taught? [Did you miss part 1? Go here.]

How does false history harm America as a nation? Dr. Robert Spinney, Professor of History, explains how, and offers the solutions.

As summer ends, back-to-school sales begin, and class start-dates quickly approach, there can be a mixture of hesitancy and excitement in the air. For high school students, it’s the the beginning of...

The Walk and Talk has been a PHC tradition for many years. Multiple times each semester, students gather late in the evening to walk around Patrick Henry Circle (otherwise known to PHC students as...

As Patrick Henry College students explore the classical liberal arts through the broad Core Curriculum, they develop an understanding and appreciation of the past. This understanding is essential for...