Connor Appelboom, a Journalism major and History minor, interned in the Washington Examiner’s commentary department for 12 weeks during the summer. While most were expected to publish approximately...

For PHC students, summer often means taking lessons beyond the classroom. This year, students worked in many professional and political settings, gaining firsthand experience in career fields they...

Sam Bittner (HIS, ‘22) graduated from his Basic Training in the United States Air Force as the Top Graduate of his class of 797 graduates.

“It honestly just fell into my lap. God was blessing me and...

PHC has shaped how Danny Davis (GOV, ‘04) and his wife, Angela Davis (GOV, ‘03), approach education, family, and service in so many ways.

This summer, Danny started his new position in Loudoun...

When PHC alumna Jenny Freestone (History, '24) headed off to graduate school in Israel, she expected to spend her days studying biblical history, archaeology, and Hebrew. She did not expect missile...

Three PHC students brought home the win at the 2026 Transatlantic Dialogues tournament hosted at École De Guerre in Paris, France! This marks PHC’s third year competing and its second 1st-place...

More than 60 students from Patrick Henry College recently traveled to Washington, D.C., upon invitation to attend the inaugural capstone hearing of the White House Religious Liberty Commission.

Held...

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...