In 2022, there were over 500,000 podcasts devoted to the topic of leadership. Add to that the volumes of leadership books, online courses, and blogs, and you are one or two clicks away from a...

"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...

How do PHC students spend their summers? Rising senior Titus Walker (SI, '25) just returned from a month in Scotland, where he completed a summer program at the University of St. Andrews. We asked...

“I’m tired. It’s time to just live the 9-5 life," Elizabeth Shannon (History, '20) thought after graduating from PHC. Four years later, she is pursuing a Ph.D. in Modern History at the University of...

Do you feel like your summers are busy but unproductive? Like you aren’t really doing anything—your wheels are just spinning? Even worse—do you feel like even though you're doing nothing you still...

PHC’s first legacy students—children of alumni—will be coming to campus in the fall: Emmie Main, whose mom Joanna graduated in 2005 (Government, Public Policy) and Amelia Davis, whose parents Danny...

As PHC celebrates the Class of 2024, we asked four graduates to share their reflections on their time at college. 

Philip D. Greendyk (GOV-IPP, ‘10) became the first of the PHC alumni to be appointed to the Patrick Henry College Board of Trustees on March 25. “I have had the privilege of working with Phil over...

It was June 2022. Two mass shootings took 31 lives in less than two weeks; one in Uvalde, Texas, and the other in Buffalo, New York. Terror gripped the nation—in schools and stores, theatres and...