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...

Patrick Henry College has proven itself a forensics powerhouse with an unmatched record in collegiate forensics competition, winning 12 American Moot Court Association (AMCA) National Tournament...

Each January 22nd, a good portion of the student body would normally participate in the annual March for Life in Washington, D.C., but the unique circumstances of the pandemic prevented Patrick Henry...

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...

Palestinian author, speaker, CEO, and minister Tass Saada spoke to approximately fifty Patrick Henry College students on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict on Feb. 10.

The new Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., opened in November, and many Patrick Henry College students and alumni have already visited the new spot.

Freshman Caleb Hoverson gathered students with an interest in evangelism to spread the Gospel door-to-door in Purcellville, the Virginia town that's home to Patrick Henry College, and surrounding...

Bring your paints, crafts, clay, and sketch pads and get ready to create at Patrick Henry College's newest student club, the PHC Art Society.

PHC student volunteers at Purcellville Town-Wide Cleanup Day (Courtesy of PHC Community Involvement Commission)

Ten Patrick Henry College student volunteers and PHC President Jack Haye worked at the...

PHC's Community Involvement Commission is creating opportunities for students to invest in the community.