This month, Dr. Cory Grewell, PHC’s professor of Literature, hosted an East/Southeast regional meeting of the Conference of Christianity and Literature (CCL). The twenty-three paper presentations and...
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Jupiter Theater Company (JTC), founded in 2019 by PHC alumnus and current professor Christian Fernandez (‘16), lies close to the Patrick Henry College's campus in northern Virginia. The company, made...
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In a well-lit business conference room, daylight from floor-to-ceiling windows framed a gathering of 15 to 20 students. Seated around a large U-shaped table, their attention turned towards the front...
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Grace Olmstead, a 2013 Patrick Henry College graduate with a degree in Journalism, recently published “Uprooted: Recovering the Legacy of the Places We’ve Left Behind.”
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Alumna Aimee Stauf's new book Northern Lights: Illuminating Iceland with the Light of the Gospel was published in November as a project commissioned by The Iceland Project, a group of Christians...
The Oswald Review is an annual undergraduate English journal—one of the few that publishes work originating outside of higher-ed institutions, operating as an extension of the University of South...
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Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Mark Mitchell released his seventh book, Power and Purity: The Unholy Marriage That Spawned America's Social Justice Warriors, yesterday. "It’s a book that’s trying to...
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PHC students and faculty will come together on Friday, January 31 for the semesterly Faith and Reason lecture. They'll hear from Dr. Louis Markos a lecture titled "Why Christians Should Read the...
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As a student, Patrick Henry College alum, Dr. Alicia McCartney, wanted to teach at a Christian liberal arts college like PHC. She is now halfway through her first semester as an instructor of...
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Alumni Hannah Curby (Literature '06) has been a missionary in Messina, Sicily since 2007. "A lot of people don't think of Italy...
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