In part 1 of this senior series, we chatted with three students of our class of 2020: Jae Jared (SI '20), Kyle Ziemnick (JRN '20), and Sarah Henry (SI '20). Read as they reminisce about the good, the...

PHC launched its Pre-Med track to the Environmental Science & Stewardship Major, and it has become a beneficial option for students. It has the unique benefit of incorporating a strong foundation in...

Dr. Kristina Tanner, D.M.A., is the assistant Music Professor at PHC, as well as a mother of 5 children (with another arriving mid-May!), and wife to a husband with a military career. We chatted with...

With the nation implementing mandatory quarantines and normal work schedules being turned upside-down, it can be hard to find the bright side.

However, some students at PHC have found beneficial ways...

In one month, millions of college students found themselves transitioning from in-person classes, events, and social gatherings to experiencing college life completely online. Students at Patrick...

Alumna Aimee Stauf's new book Northern Lights: Illuminating Iceland with the Light of the Gospel is set to be published this summer. She was commissioned by The Iceland Project, a group of Christians...

We asked Distance Learning Students what advice they had for taking online classes, here’s what they said:

On March 1, a group of 38 students left the U.S. to participate in a Spring Break program hosted in Israel by Passages, which offers college students the opportunity to connect with the roots of...

Looking back just a couple years ago the threats to our freedoms looked different in many ways than they do today. In light of the world-wide pandemic, we are now in an emergency response mode that...