Elizabeth Borders (History, ‘22) and her students tiptoed into the parlor of the Rock Ledge House, imagining they were in Almanzo’s house as she read aloud from Farmer Boy. Almanzo had just thrown...

About 90 students participate in PHC’s in-house moot court tournament each year, making it one of the largest undergraduate moot court competitions in the country.  

Classical education is the bedrock of PHC's distinctive High Academic Rigor. This educational model has seen a resurgence in recent years. Classical education creates intellectual fortitude in...

While Meredith Monroe (Economics & Business Analytics, '19) was assembling medical kits on a supply base in Israel last November, a Jewish volunteer asked her, “Did you know that Jesus was Jewish?”...

With the recent onset of generative AI, are college degrees becoming less valuable? If you’re the parent of a prospective student, you’re probably asking: How does Patrick Henry College distinguish...

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 ...

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,...

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...

“I didn’t even know about doulas, and I certainly didn’t think the world of childbirth would hold any appeal for me,” Lauren Fernandez (Classical Liberal Arts, ‘17) said. But after having her...

As PHC celebrates the Class of 2024, we asked four graduates to share their reflections on their time at college.