On her first day of classes, Kelly Wagner, PHC’s new adjunct Spanish professor, gave students a chance to ask her anything they wanted. The students’ queries ranged anywhere from “What’s your...

Dr. Cory Grewell, Professor of Literature, is this fall’s speaker for Faith and Reason. His topic is “(Re)constructing Meaning: The Nature of Words and Participating Being.” Faith and Reason will be...

As a High School student, you are more likely than not bombarded with college promotions, flyers, postcards, and invitations to college fairs every day. That's why we want to show you the benefits...

Hello! Stephen Pierce here, Senior Admissions Counselor at PHC.

On behalf of the Admissions Office, I wanted to tell you all a little bit about PHC in Your Neighborhood!

10/17/2016 UPDATE: Distance Learning is now offered in Florida!

PHC is pleased to announce the expansion of its Distance Learning (DL) Program this spring semester! This fall, we began enrollment for...

The bags were unpacked, students were finished welcoming back their friends, and the freshmen were finally out of orientation. Students, faculty, and staff gathered in the gymnasium of the Barbara...

Rachael Holmes could not have imagined in her junior year of high school that door-knocking for a political candidate would have helped her land a job in local government after college. Rachael chose...

Freshmen Orientation for the Class of 2020 included a creative writing competition centered on PHC's beloved Lake Bob.Stories could includeanything about Lake Bob and the winning story did not...

The announcement came through: Patrick Henry College won the Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition!

Purcellville, VA, JULY 21, 2016 – Patrick Henry College won the 8th Annual Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition on July 20, 2016 in Geneva, Switzerland—a leading human rights...