If your ideal class involves Shakespeare, Tolkien, C.S. Lewis, or a good detective story, Dr. Cory Grewell probably has something to recommend. A member of the PHC faculty since 2013, Dr. Grewell...

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...

Entering college for the first time can be daunting. Freshman year can be stressful with what feels like a million new people to meet, a bunch of clubs wanting you to join, and tons of homework that...

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...

This semester, the PHC Running Club partnered with the PHC International Justice Mission (IJM) Club to host an Aloha-themed 5K and 1.5-mile walk, uniting Patrick Henry College students and...

In a media landscape often dominated by older voices, many pundits claim to speak for Generation Z. PHC alumna Evie Fordham Solheim (Class of 2019) is helping young conservatives find their own...

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,...