What should I major in? Where should I go to church? Who should I date? Of the many questions college students face, this article explores one: Should I get a job in college? 

“I was worried at first...

What do political theology, political theory, and political philosophy have in common? Mikael Good’s (GOV-Political Philosophy, '20) education includes all of them. She graduated from PHC on the ...

As the number of Christian colleges drifting from their missions continues to increase, are there many options left for conservative Christian students? The National Review published an article by...

Did you know that final exams in law school are 100% of the course grade? That surprised Ashlyn Roberts (GOV-APP, ‘16). But PHC prepared her well. Roberts, along with her husband, Shane (GOV-APP,...

Fairy lights? A picnic blanket? You might not have thought to pack these items for college. Are you a freshman feeling lost about what to pack? Then you've come to the right place! PHC students have...

You have probably heard about PHC's "three commitments." You may have even read about our (1) High Academic Rigor, (2) Fidelity to the Spirit of the American Founding, and (3) Unwavering Biblical...

Two PHC students are interning at Concerned Women for America this summer! Rebecca Phillips and Sarah Merly share their thoughts about interning at CWA and working around major cultural issues. Read...

The National Military Intelligence Foundation announced PHC senior Gabriel Lysne as a recipient of the National Merit Scholarship Award. Gabriel is a student in PHC's Strategic Intelligence in...

On October 3, 1789, President George Washington signed the first Thanksgiving Day Proclamation. He wrote, “Now therefore I do recommend and assign Thursday the 26^th day of November next to be...

This summer, sophomore Ty Everman went on a mission trip to Japan. During their stay, the team sought to support a small church in the rural part of Nagano that a missionary family from Everman's...