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Last semester, six PHC students climbed into the giant shuttle bus parked in front of the steps. The bus, rented by ...

Kyle Ziemnick is a 2020 PHC graduate with a degree in Journalism, but today, he's studying law at the University of Virginia Law School and recently argued a case before the Ninth Circuit Appellate...

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 ...

PHC freshman TJ Huizar reflects on the power Easter Sunday, his journey to PHC,  and the true cost of taking up his own cross and following Christ into the unknown.

PHC sent three teams to compete at the 2025 Washington, D.C. Cyber 9/12 Strategy Challenge, and all three teams qualified for and competed in semifinals. One team, comprised of Abigail Kent, Roman...

PHC alumna Christine McDonald (CLA, '16) owns and runs a successful photography business, Captured by CM. She attributes her business’s success first to the Lord and second to the instruction she...

Students Abbie Mourey (Literature, '25), Becca Doty (Literature, '26), and Trevor Good (Literature, '26), along with English professor Dr. Cory Grewell, attended the Christian Writers Conference put...

“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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