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...

"As seen in reports over the past days and weeks," PHC senior Thomas Doan explained to representatives of the National Security Council in an opening practice presentation, "an attack on Qatari...

Nathan Reiley is the new male Resident Director of Patrick Henry College. He graduated with a B.A. in Classical Liberal Arts (CLA) and a minor in History in May 2022. Reiley's family is quite...

Top creation scientists from the U.S. and Europe will gather at Patrick Henry College this summer for the annual Origins Conference. The conference, which will take place July 24-27, will consist of...

PHC sophomore Trinity Klomparens won the Washington Media Scholars’ Media Plan Case Competition with partner Marta Dropping (Biola University) on June 9. They were selected as the winners by a panel...

What options are there after Russia uses weapons of mass destruction in Ukraine?  Dr. Eric Patterson spoke to Strategic Intelligence students at Patrick Henry College about how just war thinking can...

Elizabeth Borders, one of Patrick Henry College’s most recent graduates, self-published her senior history thesis, “The Stories the Stones Might Tell,” this month. The book should be available for...