PHC is home to students from a variety of educational backgrounds, including private school, homeschool, and public school. How does PHC unify students with such diverse backgrounds?

The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) released the findings from its annual survey, What Will They Learn?, which addresses the general education curricula in American colleges and...

PHC defines itself as an academically rigorous, Christ-centered, Classical Liberal Arts college. The professors test their students' limits, pushing them to do their very best. The entire...

More students than ever before are attending college in what’s becoming an increasingly expensive and competitive academic environment. A 2017 study by the Pew Research Center found that 40% of...

Want to know why you should read the classics? Here’s some facts:

Reading can broaden your vocabulary (and boost those SAT scores), strengthen your emotional intelligence and social perception, ...

Our nation’s capital is a trove of homages to the past; just 68.34 square miles of real estate hosts over 160+ monuments and memorials, from memorials like the Lincoln Memorial, immortalized in...

 In this era of #FakeNews and partisan polarization, Patrick Henry College is training the next generation of journalists who stand up for Truth and understand how current events fit with God's...

Journalism has a long, proud, yet arduous history in America. While its core purpose — disseminating information to the people for the sake of democracy, etc. — has remained relatively constant,...

The National Center for Education Statistics published a statement in 2015 reporting that business degrees are the most popular undergraduate degree in the United States.

 Hey, high school students! We here at LearnPHC would wager that writing 1,000-word essays is not your favorite thing about school.