“My favorite part of working for Senator Ted Cruz is getting to see how he thinks about the emerging legal issues of our time," said PHC graduate Jake Settle (GOV-American Politics & Policy ‘19).

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"I've got two resumes that are almost identical," the slightly confused Capital One recruiter told Tyler Dunning (EBA, '22). He applied to the same position after his twin brother James (EBA, '22)...

Chrissy Schneider (GOV-IPP, ‘09) left her dream job three years ago to move closer to her parents in Alabama. Her mom was diagnosed with Parkinson’s, and she wanted the chance to make memories while...

Elizabeth Borders (History, ‘22) and her students tiptoed into the parlor of the Rock Ledge House, imagining they were in Almanzo’s house as she read aloud from Farmer Boy. Almanzo had just thrown...

While Meredith Monroe (Economics & Business Analytics, '19) was assembling medical kits on a supply base in Israel last November, a Jewish volunteer asked her, “Did you know that Jesus was Jewish?”...

Every year, PHC students participate in traditions that are unique to the school. Whether it be crazy sports events or throwing people in Lake Bob, students like to have fun. Get a taste of what it's...

What should I major in? Where should I go to church? Who should I date? Of the many questions college students face, this article explores one: Should I get a job in college? 

“I was worried at first...

What do political theology, political theory, and political philosophy have in common? Mikael Good’s (GOV-Political Philosophy, '20) education includes all of them. She graduated from PHC on the ...

“May I never forget on my best days that I still need God as desperately as on my worst days.” Rachel McCracken (CLA, ‘23) wrote this quote in her Bible and looked at it regularly over the 8 months...

With 13 National Moot Court championships, a top 1% Mock Trial team, and LSAT scores in the 98^th percentile, it’s no surprise that PHC’s pre-law program equips students for top-tier law schools like...