Alumni Hannah Curby (Literature '06) has served in mission work in Messina, Sicily. "A lot of people don't think of Italy or Europe as a mission field [but] there is a real spiritual hunger here....

The class of 2021 is done with their freshman year. Read a bit about what they did before coming to PHC!

This post is adapted from a talk Brooke Hamlin gave April 6th on Admitted Students Day. Admitted Students Day gives students and their families a chance to experience PHC for themselves.

In this interview with PHC journalism professor Dr. Les Sillars, Christine explains a bit about how her education at PHC helps her understand a little better what she does, and where she found the...

For ten days this summer, forty Patrick Henry College students will be exploring the Holy Land as a part of the Passages Israel program. For the duration of the trip students have a chance to walk...

PHC rising junior and journalism major Kyle Ziemnick has been accepted into World Journalism Institute (WJI) this summer.

Jacob Baum, class of ’10, came to PHC to become a campaign manager. After choosing a church his freshman year, he found that his true interest lay in full-time ministry. Now, he is the head pastor of...

Dr. Cory Grewell, Professor of Literature, is this fall’s speaker for Faith and Reason. His topic is “(Re)constructing Meaning: The Nature of Words and Participating Being.” Faith and Reason will be...

The bags were unpacked, students were finished welcoming back their friends, and the freshmen were finally out of orientation. Students, faculty, and staff gathered in the gymnasium of the Barbara...

It was the summer of 2013, and Bre Payton had a choice to make. She had spent her break interning for Watchdog.org, an in­vestigative non-profit news outlet. When the school year came around, they...