When most people hear the word “apprenticeship,” there’s a tendency to immediately associate the term with alternatives to a college education. Apprenticeship, after all, denotes a hands-on...

What is actually being taught in history classes? And more importantly, whose history is being taught? 

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

PHC looks forward to celebrating its 20^th Anniversary this year as the school reflects on where it has been in the last two decades. Many things have changed since PHC opened its small...

In 2005 two PHC students, Peter Kamakawiwoole and Sarah Piotrowicz (née Wilson), brought home our first American Moot Court Association (AMCA) national championship. We talked to Peter to get an...

PHC's professors are the backbone of the school. They spend long hours teaching classes and grading assignments. While not in the classroom, they often mentor students.

Professors at Patrick Henry College do more than teach classes. They spend hours preparing for lectures, late nights grading, and a lot of time with students during office hours. Most faculty...