Two years ago, Faculty from both Patrick Henry College and Georgetown University began the "In Your Shoes" program, bringing together two ideologically opposite campuses. The idea was to try to...
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Grace Olmstead, a 2013 Patrick Henry College graduate with a degree in Journalism, recently published “Uprooted: Recovering the Legacy of the Places We’ve Left Behind.”
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The dedication of the Holtzman Lab at Patrick Henry College isn’t just about a new classroom. And yes, it's about more than an organic chemistry lab at PHC. The new wet lab is part of this new...
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The Oswald Review is an annual undergraduate English journal—one of the few that publishes work originating outside of higher-ed institutions, operating as an extension of the University of South...
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Not unlike many other students at Patrick Henry College, Ruan Meintjes came to PHC with aspirations to impact the political machine in Washington, D.C. He wanted to be an appellate litigator and...
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During their time at Patrick Henry College, Shane and Ashlyn Roberts spent years coaching, competing, and winning both PHC Mock Trial and Moot Court. Now at the George Washington School of Law, the...
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Dr. Mark T. Mitchell, the Dean of Academic Affairs at PHC, and Dr. Jesse Merriam, PHC’s pre-law advisor, recently published articles in RealClearPolitics, National Review, and Law & Liberty.
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