Christians often think of Hanukkah as an Old Testament Jewish holiday, but the events that inspired the festival did not happen until after the last book of the Old Testament was written. As the...

Dr. Graedon Zorzi, Assistant Professor of Theology and Philosophy at PHC, writes that Democrats are "quickly moving toward the extreme position that a woman alone can, in consultation with her...

How should we approach the pursuit of truth in the natural world and what should we do with what we find?

Have you ever thought about studying abroad in college? Kayley Stackhouse ('22) and Elizabeth Sluka ('21) were the first PHC students to study at Korea University in Seoul, South Korea as part of...

After I was accepted into PHC, my admissions counselor directed me to Dr. Stephen Hake, the literature professor. Hake had recently begun offering students the opportunity to be mentored by PHC...

Do you still keep up with friends you made in college more than a decade later?

One could hardly visit a liberal arts campus and not hear the admissions team raving about the great community on...

As billions of birds make their annual migration south this fall, thousands or more will be killed by disorienting "light pollution," reported the Audubon Society, an environmental group focused on...

As one of the original seven liberal arts, music is regarded as essential to PHC’s pursuit of excellence. Alongside its impressive forensics repertoire, PHC offers a wide variety of activities,...

Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Mark Mitchell shared a Washington Post article titled "The world’s top economists just made the case for why we still need English majors" with students this week. Read...

Patrick Henry College's American Politics and Policy Program recently released its newest publication, The Public Square, which exists promote discourse on politics and its integration with worldview...