EDIT: PHC will host Night to Shine for a third year on February 7, 2020. Find more information here.

Last February, Patrick Henry College was transformed into the perfect prom destination. Red...

Patrick Henry College’s first ever Mental Health Week begins next Monday, February 12th, and the lineup is looking great.

PHC alumnus Tait Deems (‘15) delivered a chapel message last Friday on the purpose of fasting and feasting in the Christian faith. His message, in lieu of the approaching Lent season, exhorted...

Is secular globalism a dying ideology? If so, what will replace it? 

Night to Shine is coming to Patrick Henry College this Friday, February 9th! The event, sponsored by the Tim Tebow Foundation, is a prom night experience for people with special needs, ages 14 and up.

Scott Payne, owner and operator of Purcellville’s Chick-fil-A, spoke to over 60 PHC students last Thursday about failure and success in the small business world.

He exhorted the students: “Everyone...

Before the start of the March for Life on Friday, Jan. 19, President Donald Trump and Vice President Mike Pence celebrated the pro-life movement with addresses from the Rose Garden in the White...

Late in the spring of 2017, PHC junior Michael Patton ('19) received a call from an unknown number.

“I never would have picked up,” he said, “except that once I heard from a congressman that when he...

Dr. Cory Grewell, Professor of Literature at Patrick Henry College, presented a compelling paper on humanity’s role in the created order at a regional meeting of the Conference on Christianity and...

Melissa Purnell, a junior at Patrick Henry College, has always loved sewing and fashion. That’s part of the reason why she was excited to intern at up-and-coming clothing company Virginia Dare Dress...