Forensics competition prepares our students to excel in the public arena by teaching them to think deeply, speak articulately, and write persuasively.

PHC forensics programs scored big this year!...

Claire Rossell Cahill (Government, ‘14) is PHC's 5th alumni to clerk for the US Supreme Court. Cahill commented that “PHC exposed me to law for the first time, and I discovered that I loved it.”

PHC alumnus James Barta (Government, Political Theory Track, '10) was named Solicitor General of Indiana in November 2023. “I think what I did as a political theory major [at PHC] gave an excellent...

“Sometimes traditions have truths in them,” Dr. Roberta Bayer paused. “Sometimes the fullness of the faith once received from the fathers is in some particular thing—I think particularly of the Book...

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

Few activities bring the entire PHC community together quite like a community run. On November 10, the Patrick Henry College running club hosted its first-ever Glow Run 5K! The run took place on...

Sentinel up! On Wednesday, November 8, Patrick Henry College hosted its first-ever pep rally. PHC's Athletics Director, Ethan Patrick, spearheaded the project to introduce students to the men's and ...

PHC Freshman Haley Bock just won the American Legion 2023 National Oratorical Contest (story here). If the winning speech wasn't amazing enough, her acceptance speech certainly was twice over.

“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...