"What is the good life?" Associate Professor of Philosophy Dr. Matthew Roberts asked last Tuesday. "The good life is the with-God life," he answered. He used the rest of his Faith and Reason lecture...

Twenty years ago, Patrick Henry College opened its doors with eight faculty members and 87 pioneering students. PHC quickly attracted national attention for the extremely high quality of its academic...

March 12 Update: This event has been postponed.

Journalist Sophia Nelson, who recently appeared on The Daily Signal podcast to discuss what it means to be American, will be joining us on campus to...

Four students traveled to Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles two weeks ago to compete in the Lafayette West Civic Debate event. Bethany Loos, Emma Shipe, Emma Palmberg, and Julianne Kidd...

Last Tuesday, the White House announced that President Donald Trump intends to nominate multiple individuals to key positions in his Administration. One of those individuals is Dr. Jesse Merriam....

UPDATE: PHC's Lady Sentinels were the Runners-Up in the WNIT! Jae Jared and Kayley Stackhouse were named to the All-American team, and Jae and Carrie Durning were honored as Academic All-Americans....

Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Mark Mitchell released his seventh book, Power and Purity: The Unholy Marriage That Spawned America's Social Justice Warriors, yesterday. "It’s a book that’s trying to...

PHC students and faculty will come together on Friday, January 31 for the semesterly Faith and Reason lecture. They'll hear from Dr. Louis Markos a lecture titled "Why Christians Should Read the...

"Let me begin by thanking you for your prayers and support throughout the weekend, which were a tremendous encouragement to all of us," wrote  PHC's Forensics Director Susan Johnson in a campus-wide...

Every fall PHC's Forensics Department conducts an Intramural Moot Court Tournament to introduce new debaters to the school. Freshmen and Sophomores team up in pairs to show off their skills in rounds...