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

I can still remember the nervous excitement in my chest when I walked into my first history class during my freshman year with Dr. Doug Favelo. I selected a seat in the middle of the room—not in the...

As I walk into the Academic Suite in the Barbara Hodel Center, I laugh to myself as I recall the sense of trepidation I felt when I first met with Dr. Cory Grewell during my first semester on...

“Why now?”

As an entrepreneur, Michael Haynes knew how to prepare for change. You make a flexible five-year plan, and when something comes up, you can change track without changing focus. Reassess...

We think it’s you.” [stunned silence…]

The phone call came in late July as I was walking across the parking lot headed home for the day. It was from the chairman of the President Search Committee at...

The following devotional is an adaption of a message delivered by Professor Ed Waltz in chapel in February 2024. 

The theme that you have been studying this week and that I was given is, "God Most...

I’d sung Praise His Names a hundred times before. It was not my favorite song, and up to this point, I was more concerned with getting the words right than I was about the song itself. But on the...

The PHC Music Department will partner with the Shall We Dance Society for the first time to put on a concert of swing music on April 6, 2024.

Dr. Steve Hake, Sara Pensgard, Chuck Hurst, and Leah Garber share two simple yet significant traits: their love for the Lord and their heart for PHC students. This group comprises the Disciple-Making...

Want to know why you should read the classics? Here’s some facts:

Reading can broaden your vocabulary (and boost those SAT scores), strengthen your emotional intelligence and social perception, ...