This year’s Teen Leadership Camps set the record for the largest in PHC’s history! Just under 500 high schoolers attended one or more of the 11 camps.

Additionally, many camps reached record numbers,...

One day in August 2024, Dr. Les Sillars, PHC's Professor of Journalism and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, received a call from Nick Eicher, the co-chief content officer at WORLD News Group....

Emily Jashinsky, culture editor at The Federalist, host of Federalist Radio Hour, and director of the National Journalism Center spoke to students at PHC.

Following her graduation from Patrick Henry College, Alumna Anna Allen (Journalism ’22) joined the Washington Free Beacon as an intern, now she is a full-time staffer.

"I got a tiny promotion to...

Before completing his Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania this summer, alumnus Dr. Kyle West (History, ’14) received a call from Dr. Douglas Favelo about the opening for an assistant professor of...

“On the one hand, what my culture says to me [about motherhood] is ‘strive, strive, strive, don’t rest,’ but on the other hand, what I’m offered is a boatload of complacency and grumbling. Neither of...

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...

Organ harvesting, clean comedy, and North Korea; these topics seem to have nothing in common, and the truth is, they don't. But on the new Doubletake podcast, produced by Dr. Les Sillars and 10...

The first episode of Doubletake, a narrative podcast series produced by PHC’s Journalism Program and World Radio, comes out tomorrow, July 29.

Patrick Henry College just approved adding two new courses, Digital Design I and II, with the first scheduled to be taught this fall.