SCOTUS ruled in favor of free speech for Californian pro-life crisis pregnancy centers in the monumental case NIFLA v. Becerra today. The decision was 5-4. Michael Farris, chancellor of Patrick Henry...

A light rainstorm on the Sea of Galilee. An ornately decorated basilica built by Emperor Constantine. A sobering memorial to the victims of the Holocaust.

Forty Patrick Henry College students got...

Nicole Braddock Bromley, an author and activist who promotes healing after sexual abuse, spoke to the Patrick Henry College student body in chapel on February 23.

Please note: The video...

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

Dr. Steven Hake is the Chairman of the Department of Classical Liberal Arts and one of the Literature Professors. Recently, he has been encouraging students to grow in discipleship and personal...

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.

These Class of 2018 graduates are saying a bittersweet goodbye to their days in college—but hello to exciting future plans! Read on to find out what seven Patrick Henry College alum will be doing...