Over the summer, CLA major and sophomore Harrison Hutton interned with the John Locke Foundation and freelanced for the James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal. An article he wrote for the Martin...

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...

Kaitlyn Kiepert (Journalism & Digital Media) was accepted as one of 21 students out of over 100 applicants to be a Trade Show Ambassador for the International Association of Amusement Parks and...

Analytical thinking, problem solving, leadership, communication, and professionalism. These are top-rated skills by employers. Too often, these sought-after skills are missing in today's graduates....

Ian Ishiyama (IPP ‘24) opened his email to see that he had been accepted as a Regional Security Studies Intern at the Daniel K. Inouye Asia Pacific Center of Security Studies in Hawaii. The center...

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...

It’s the  first day of your new internship. Take a deep breath and walk through the door. Give a friendly smile to each person you pass. Find your office and shake your new boss’ hand—make sure your...

After interning with the House Committee on Agriculture, Patrick Henry College senior Dale Freier III was offered a full-time job working under presidential appointee, Secretary Scott Turner,  at the ...

“My favorite part of working for Senator Ted Cruz is getting to see how he thinks about the emerging legal issues of our time," said PHC graduate Jake Settle (GOV-American Politics & Policy ‘19).

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Senior Sean Johnson, majoring in Environmental Science and Stewardship, scanned his Department of Energy employee ID. “Beep,” the scanner blinked green, and the gate swung open. Johnson drove into...