To be a good Model United Nations (MUN) competitor you need a handful of things: charisma, a couple dozen cups of coffee, and the undying drive to get on as many policy resolutions as possible. A...
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PHC’s forensics program is the best in the nation, recruiting talent from high school students in the National Christian Forensics and Communications Association (NCFCA) through forensics...
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At PHC, we believe that God calls Christians to serve in all areas of social and public life, including law and government. By training leaders to reason and communicate effectively, PHC empowers...
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As we prepare to turn the page on the year, it’s time to announce the students that will represent Patrick Henry College at the 2021 American Moot Court Association National Championship in January.
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During their time at Patrick Henry College, Shane and Ashlyn Roberts spent years coaching, competing, and winning both PHC Mock Trial and Moot Court. Now at the George Washington School of Law, the...
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PHC hosted a Stoa high school speech and debate tournament last weekend. This is the third Stoa tournament PHC has hosted in addition to hosting multiple NCFCA tournaments over the years.
Speech...
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Patrick Henry College had a strong presence last weekend in both mock trial and civic debate.
The mock trial regional tournament in Louisville, KY was PHC’s chance for its A and B Teams to earn bids...
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Four students traveled to Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles two weeks ago to compete in the Lafayette West Civic Debate event. Bethany Loos, Emma Shipe, Emma Palmberg, and Julianne Kidd...
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