This story was originally published in PHC's student-run publication The Herald.

I took a deep breath, settling into the wooden chair junior Valkyrie Armstrong had hauled down the stairs from her...

Patrick Henry College students come from a wide scope of experiences and passions, and freshman Dale Freier III is no exception. For the past two years, Dale has served on the Seneca County Junior...

From an early age, Kirsten Strait remembers cheering for her favorite sports teams. Whether it was a professional Ohio team or one of her siblings’ teams, Strait has always loved the thrill of the...

Does conservatism still matter today? If so, why? We recently asked three students at Patrick Henry College to answer these questions. They each had different insights and varying reasons, but they...

One of the wonderful things about the students at Patrick Henry College is the incredible level of creative diversity that they bring to campus. The student body is full of students who play piano,...

Often, we think that the journey to college is linear—with predictable deadlines, an organized checklist, and a solid sense of direction. For many, however, the path is full of twists and turns. For...

- Written by a current PHC Freshman, Rebekah Thomas.

Before starting my first semester, I remember contemplating whether it was a “good idea” to work on campus while balancing a 15+ credit load of...

Kati Marr has been involved in admission work since her freshman year of high school. Now halfway through her junior year at Patrick Henry College, she’s an assistant admissions counselor (AAC) to...

Last month Susanna Hoffman, and a number of other students at Patrick Henry College, fasted for 24 hours to raise awareness and financial support in the fight against human trafficking.

At its outset, Patrick Henry College was a predominantly homeschool-oriented college. It wasn’t necessarily or exclusively for homeschool or private school graduates, but the vast majority of the...