Literature is uniquely powerful. With the ability to showcase the conflicts (internal and external) and complexities of characters, classic literature can often provide clarity for our current...

Dr. Cory Grewell, Professor of Literature at Patrick Henry College, used to have an imaginary friend. “I’m told that when I was very young I was constantly making up stories of what me and my...

Every student that comes to Patrick Henry College takes Western Literature I and Western Literature II—two foundational classes that make up a critical part of Patrick Henry College’s classical core...

Preparing a transcript is a unique process for homeschooling families, but it doesn’t need to be intimidating! A transcript documents a student’s high school coursework and helps colleges evaluate...

Recent graduate Mikey Pozo is currently writing The Beginning Tales of Benjamín Florence, the first book to a 13-part series called The Carinth Series. With the writing skills he learned at PHC and...

During the semester, PHC students like to participate in projects such as one of our undergraduate journals or a research project on a topic that fascinates them. But what about during the summer?

Getting ahead on summer reading is a great way to get a strong start on the Fall Semester! C.S. Lewis once said, “But in reading literature I become a thousand men and yet remain myself.” Books give...

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 talked with three Patrick Henry College literature alumni about their time at PHC. Find out what they're up to now, and how they've used their literature degrees!