Some students choose to live off campus during their time at PHC. Whether living with family or staying in an apartment, there are pros and cons to living off campus. Recent graduates Elias Gannage,...

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...

In 2005, two PHC students, Peter Kamakawiwoole and Sarah Piotrowicz (née Wilson), brought home our first American Moot Court Association (AMCA) national championship. We talked to Peter to get an...

PHC athletes put in a lot of time, energy, and grit to play on the basketball and soccer teams. We wanted to get an inside look at what it’s like to be a PHC athlete, so we talked to rising senior...

Going into your first semester of freshman year can be both exciting and overwhelming. There are so many new friends and great experiences awaiting you at college, but it is also a completely new...

Even though chapel is integrated into PHC's curriculum, we encourage students to get involved in the community through local churches. Below is a list of nearby churches and other congregations PHC...

While the dinning hall's meals are convenient and offer a lot of options, what do you do when it’s closed or you’re craving something specific? Look no further, these dorm room recipes are a quick...

Patrick Henry College is committed to providing a rigorous liberal arts education that gives students a broad range of knowledge in a variety of different topics. We talked to Kimberly Millhouse, a...

One of the hardest things to learn when adjusting to college academics is understanding how to correctly format an essay. Our professors require Turabian formatting, so we talked to some of our...

High school is a busy time for students who are juggling classes, extra-curriculars, SAT studies, time with friends, and college applications. With the whirlwind of assignments and deadlines flying...