One day in August 2024, Dr. Les Sillars, PHC's Professor of Journalism and Associate Dean of Academic Affairs, received a call from Nick Eicher, the co-chief content officer at WORLD News Group....
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Alumna Elle Purnell (American Politics and Policy ’21) recently appeared on NewsMax’s “Newsline” to discuss the pro-abortion media’s coverage of women publicly regretting their children’s existence....
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Kaitlyn Tully, a Senior and Literature major, recently presented her paper, “Legitimacy and Restitution: The Trial in The Devil’s Law-Case” at the 36th Medieval-Renaissance Conference. “The...
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Following her graduation from Patrick Henry College, Alumna Anna Allen (Journalism ’22) joined the Washington Free Beacon as an intern, now she is a full-time staffer.
"I got a tiny promotion to...
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“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...
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Senior Cole Reynolds, who formerly worked as the editor-in-chief for the George Wythe Review, PHC’s award-winning undergraduate policy journal, has announced the launch of the Public Square, a...
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Like thousands of other Christian kids, Kati Marr, a rising junior in the Journalism major at PHC, has fond memories of listening to Adventures in Odyssey on tape during her childhood. This summer,...
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Elle Reynolds appears on FOX News for a second time in her early career, discussing the differing COVID-19 regulations across the country.
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"If citizenship, properly understood, begins with gratitude, gratitude begins when we recognize that we are the beneficiaries of a great and multifaceted inheritance, as Edmund Burke understood," Dr....
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The following article was authored by Kyle Ziemnick, a former PHC Mock Trial competitor and coach, and Emma Perley, the editor of our student newspaper, The Herald.
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Through 12 national...
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