If you've taken Western Civilization at PHC, chances are you've heard Dr. Favelo bring the ancient world to life. A PHC professor since 2010, Dr. Favelo teaches Greek and Roman history and has spent...

Good journalism requires more than knowing how to string a sentence together. Reporters have to find stories worth telling, ask the right questions, verify what they hear, and make sense of...

Deciding on a major affects every element of the college experience from internship opportunities to upper-level courses to future career paths. What should students consider when choosing their...

When people talk about “workforce readiness,” they usually ask if the applicant has technical skills, certifications, and professional polish. The better question is whether the applicant received...

While college roommate relationships can lead to lifelong friendships, they can also create unexpected challenges. Different sleep schedules, quirky habits, energy levels, and cleaning standards can...

For John and Mackenzi Ehrett, Patrick Henry College was more than just a stepping stone to law school; it was a proving ground.

Before federal agencies, Senate hearings, and high-stakes litigation,...

“‘Logic!’ said the professor to himself. ‘Why don’t they teach logic at these schools?’”

Every year, PHC students participate in traditions that are unique to the school. Whether it's crazy sports events or throwing people in Lake Bob, students like to have fun. Get a taste of what it's...

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...