Sometimes, it feels like you just finished midterm exams and papers, and somehow, finals have already crept up. Whether you are an upperclassman or a freshman about to finish your first year of...

David Bainbridge (APP, '22) and his partner Eric Meinerding won the 97^th William Minor Lile Moot Court competition at the University of Virginia School of Law (UVA Law) on November 6.

PHC’s Professor of Biology, Dr. Mike Jackson, explained why hospitality is central to Christian community—and to Patrick Henry College. The Jackson family was particularly drawn to PHC because of the...

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...

Spanish worship music and upbeat percussion floated through the room. Bright white lights and sunshine shone upon 14 black-haired girls as they swayed, spun, and clapped to the rhythm. A red, white,...

When she was growing up, people often asked PHC alumna Rachel Hankinson (Literature, '21) if she would follow in her mom’s footsteps and become a teacher. “No, I don't want to teach. Never, never,...

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...

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....

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Rebekah Dunfee is an Economics & Business Analytics sophomore. Last semester, she worked for the Vipers as a marketing intern. As part of her internship,...

Abbagael, now a rising sophomore at Patrick Henry College, is one of many patriots across the country who are taking a stand in local government and getting involved in their communities. Her early...