Cole Reynolds describes how PHC's values have shaped his life, education, and career opportunities.

What does it mean to study history from a Christian perspective?

At Patrick Henry College, student publications provide creative outlets for developing managerial responsibilities, meeting self-imposed deadlines, and honing strong written communication skill. For...

“The will of the American people lives in every one of us. Mr. Symons raises a good point—do we have the will?

That’s not a question for us to answer today. That’s a question for you.”

Does conservatism still matter today? If so, why? We recently asked three students at Patrick Henry College to answer these questions. They each had different insights and varying reasons, but they...

Michele Suskin dropped off her son—her oldest—at Patrick Henry College with confidence. Commending a child to an institution of higher education today is unsettling for many. Here's why it is...

Patrick Henry College is a small campus with big opportunities. Many alumni leave campus holding a strong bond with the tight-knit community that they formed during their time studying at Patrick...

At Patrick Henry College, we train some of the brightest students in the nation. PHC graduates think clearly, communicate persuasively, and are best equipped to serve Christ faithfully. How do we...

Apprenticeships, including internships, follow theclassical modelof preparing students for their Christian vocation by sending them out topractice their craftunder a master/mentor after a...

A “liberal arts education” is associated with the pursuit of knowledge for its own sake and is generally contrasted with the practical, job-focused training of “vocational education.” Actually,...