This past October, alumnus Jason Long (EBA ’17) and his tournament partner, Anthony Licata (representing GW Law in the tournament),competed against PHC alumnus Daniel Thetford (APP '18) and his...

It was only a couple years ago that alumna Kelly Freestone (CLA ‘21) walked through the corridors of the Barbara Hodel Center as a Patrick Henry College student. This semester, she enters the same...

The Michigan Association of Timbermen (MAT) recently announced PHC alumnus Justin Knepper (GOV ’02) as the new Executive Director. Even though he has only been on the job for three weeks, Knepper...

Ever wonder what PHC students do after graduating? Some of our alums go into strategic intelligence work in D.C. employed by the government or defense contractors, work for political campaigns, go...

Evans learned that politics is more than just finding solutions: it's also about connecting with people. It's not only about providing facts about the situation but making those facts meaningful to...

She looked around the room filled with representatives from across the Near East. She couldn’t believe it. She was helping change the world. Alumna Susanna Hoffman (Journalism ’21) was in Athens,...

Alumna Kati Marr (Journalism, ’22) listened to the first podcast she worked on for Focus on the Family over the radio. “I only had to listen to three seconds of it and I knew it was my program,” Marr...

Nestled in the western foothills of the Sierra Nevada mountain range, Christian Encounter, commonly called The Ranch, is a biblically-based church with an integrated residential youth program located...

“Shots fired, Shots fired!” blared the radio. Lieutenant T. Gabriel Evans ('09) rushed to the crime scene. His crew had cornered an armed and violent felon at the local gas station. As the police...

The reflection of the moon shimmered across Lake Bob. A gaggle of geese floated on top of the water. The late February breeze chilled the night air.

Most PHC students sat inside their dorm rooms,...