PHC hosted the annual Christmas Ball, It’s A Wonderful Ball, at the Bush Tabernacle Skating Rink.

After deliberation on a theme, the planning committee selected It’s A Wonderful Ball. “We really...

2016 saw a lot of life happen at PHC, from the infamous snowpocalypse, to the first powderpuff football game, to the Marco Rubio and Mike Pence rallies. We said goodbye to the graduating class of...

PHC alumna Christine Olmstead graduated in 2015 with a journalism degree; now, her passion for art has turned into her full time business. Prints of her paintings are now being sold through West Elm,...

Every week on Popcorn Theology’s Facebook group, hundreds of theology buffs and film lovers assemble to poke and prod popular movies and TV shows for underlying truths. Prof. David Lee, science...

This is Christian McGuire’s first year working as editor-in-chief of the George Wythe Review, and he came in with a big vision. “My vision for the journal was to bring it more to the level of other...

Patrick Henry College has opened up Distance Learning (DL) classes to on-campus students for the summer term. “We wanted to give students a chance to lighten their loads during the fall and spring...

The PHC British Parliamentary (BP) debate team recently finished a strong semester of competition representing the school.

Reposted from Loudoun Times-Mirror.

The Town of Purcellville recently announced that it had been named the 21st Safest College Town in the United States by LendEDU. Statistics to determine this...

Resident Directors have a huge impact on college communities, regardless of the size of the student body. We sat down with five of PHC's Resident Directors from the past years, and asked them to...

Like many of her classmates, senior literature major Caitlin Coulter plans on attending graduate school.