Stretching across 200 acres of rolling hills marked with oak and pecan trees, the Guadalupe River, and abundant wildlife, His Hill exists to proclaim the Gospel of Jesus Christ to all people—to lead...

Serving in government can be very fluid. One day of work might include mundane tasks such as filing paperwork and answering phone calls, while another day might include participating in an important...

The first episode of Doubletake, a narrative podcast series produced by PHC’s Journalism Program and World Radio, comes out tomorrow, July 29.

The Board of Trustees of the Southern Association of Colleges & Schools Commission on Colleges voted unanimously to accept PHC’s application for membership.  Patrick Henry College is now regionally...

If you are familiar with classical Roman literature, you probably have heard of the ancient Roman poet Lucan. He wrote numerous works, but all of them are lost to time except for his epic, De Bello...

Alliance Defending Freedom’s (ADF) Viewpoint Diversity Score initiative, a project spearheaded by PHC alumni and current students, won the Heritage Foundation’s inaugural Innovation Prize last month....

This month, Dr. Cory Grewell, PHC’s professor of Literature, hosted an East/Southeast regional meeting of the Conference of Christianity and Literature (CCL). The twenty-three paper presentations and...