At its outset, Patrick Henry College was a predominantly homeschool-oriented college. It wasn’t necessarily or exclusively for homeschool or private school graduates, but the vast majority of the...

It's the season where leaves are turning colors, the weather is getting colder, and it's time to start bundling up! We made some inspiration Pinterest boards for our top fall semester business casual...

PHC looks forward to celebrating its 20^th Anniversary this year as the school reflects on where it has been in the last two decades. Many things have changed since PHC opened its small one-building...

Some students choose to live off campus during their time at PHC. Whether living with family or staying in an apartment, there are pros and cons to living off campus. Recent graduates Elias Gannage,...

Recent graduate Mikey Pozo is currently writing The Beginning Tales of Benjamín Florence, the first book to a 13-part series called The Carinth Series. With the writing skills he learned at PHC and...

Going into your first semester of freshman year can be both exciting and overwhelming. There are so many new friends and great experiences awaiting you at college, but it is also a completely new...

Even though chapel is integrated into PHC's curriculum, we encourage students to get involved in the community through local churches. Below is a list of nearby churches and other congregations PHC...

Patrick Henry College is committed to providing a rigorous liberal arts education that gives students a broad range of knowledge in a variety of different topics. We talked to Kimberly Millhouse, a...

PHC's professors are the backbone of the school. They spend long hours teaching classes and grading assignments. While not in the classroom, they often mentor students.

Due to the risks that COVID-19 places on our community, PHC’s 2020 Fall semester will be unlike any other the school has experienced. "Hundreds of hours have been invested into developing the ...