Dr. Mark Mitchell, PHC’s Academic Dean and political theory professor, published his most recent book Plutocratic Socialism: The Future of Private Property and the Fate of the Middle Class on May 19.

President Haye has often referred to the formative college years as being at the intersection of ideas, and being part of Patrick Henry College specifically as being at the forefront of the national...

The following article was authored by a number of PHC students in our Journalism program including Caleb Symons & Emma Perley with reporting by Carissa Wenger

Two years ago, Faculty from both Patrick Henry College and Georgetown University began the "In Your Shoes" program, bringing together two ideologically opposite campuses. The idea was to try to...

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.”

Dr. Mark T. Mitchell, the Dean of Academic Affairs at PHC, and Dr. Jesse Merriam, PHC’s pre-law advisor, recently published articles in RealClearPolitics, National Review, and Law & Liberty.