More than 10 hours after boarding our flight, 25 PHC students, Dr. Tracey McGrath, Dr. Steve Hake, and six students from other schools entered Israel. We quickly met our guide, Anton. He was one of...

Daniel Thetford (APP ‘18) and The Antonin Scalia School of Law at George Mason teammates Stuart Spooner and Raymond Yang won the 2022 Notre Dame National Appellate Advocacy Tournament for Religious...

Ever wonder what PHC students do after graduating? Some of our alums go into strategic intelligence work in D.C. employed by the government or defense contractors, work for political campaigns, go...

Evans learned that politics is more than just finding solutions: it's also about connecting with people. It's not only about providing facts about the situation but making those facts meaningful to...

The Patrick Henry College coffee shop was flooded as students gathered for a collective break from studying for final exams. The Christmas Cheer Committee (or "CCC" for short) and the PHC Music...

When Tom Ziemnick, the Vice President for Advancement at PHC,  started the “Open Gym” basketball program in 2008, he had a humble expectation of what God would do with it. It was just going to be a...

"God gave us an opportunity to serve Him everywhere we went," said Professor David R. Shedd while describing the challenges that he, his wife, Lisa, and their family encountered in missionary work...

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...

Junior Meg Roberts spent the beginning of her summer vacation in Hawaii as any PHC student would: interviewing for an internship. But then, she wasn't offered the internship.