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...

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...

Patrick Henry College and its extended community arrived in Washington, D.C. last Friday, spearheading the world’s largest pro-life event, the annual March for Life.

There are a few things you should know about PHC’s newest major, Economics & Business Analytics (EBA). The first is that it’s neither your typical economics nor business major.

Every great leader has a beginning. Unfortunately, those leaders are increasingly rare in today’s commoditized education system where quantity, not quality, is king.

The new Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., opened in November, and many Patrick Henry College students and alumni have already visited the new spot.

In the gymnasium of North Hills Christian School hangs a blue and yellow banner that displays the years the school has won the West Piedmont 3A Conference Championship.