PHC’s Strategic Intelligence students for years have had a community of graduates to guide them as they work on special projects like Border Security Alert or apply for internships. This network was...

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,...

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

Homecoming weekend may have been a little wet, but that didn't dampen the spirits of the students or alumni! In fact, here are 10 reasons why Homecoming 2016 was an absolute blast:

Jacob Baum, class of ’10, came to PHC to become a campaign manager. After choosing a church his freshman year, he found that his true interest lay in full-time ministry. Now, he is the head pastor of...

Learning doesn't stop once Patrick Henry College students walk across the stage and grab their diploma! Many of our graduates pursue higher education when their time at PHC comes to an end. Over the...

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...

Culture change. That’s what PHC graduates are coached is their mission while at school. Class of 2008 graduate Isaiah McPeak took that to heart. He has just published a book five years in the...

Heavyweight Interviews with Distinguished Guests

As an associate editor at The American Conservative, Gracy Olmstead (Journalism, ’13) spends her days in Washington, D.C., writing op-eds: reading the news, developing a response to an issue, and...