The following article was authored by a number of PHC students in our Journalism program including Caleb Symons & Emma Perley with reporting by Carissa Wenger

Civic Debate at PHC helps students expand their understanding as they begin to interact in the wide forum of ideas across the nation. While many students dive headfirst into forensics for the first...

It was somewhere between one burger flip and another that high school-age Kayley Stackhouse realized she had bigger dreams than working in fast food. Kayley wasn't going to let life pass her by...

Two Patrick Henry College students took home first and second place as part of teams participating at the 2021 Transatlantic Dialogues for Future Leaders!

Patrick Henry College students continue to...

To be a good Model United Nations (MUN) competitor you need a handful of things: charisma, a couple dozen cups of coffee, and the undying drive to get on as many policy resolutions as possible. A...

While Patrick Henry College may be resolutely committed to a biblical worldview, religious freedom, and free speech, they are increasingly under attack in our society. This past week, Alliance...

The following is an article written by the editor of PHC's student newspaper, Emma Perley.

Like almost every other college and university, Patrick Henry College has a student senate to support and represent the student body. The job of these elected student senators has been to act as the...

PHC’s forensics program is the best in the nation, recruiting talent from high school students in the National Christian Forensics and Communications Association (NCFCA) through forensics...

Dr. Michael Farris joined with Pastor Gary Hamrick, the Family Research Council, and Cornerstone Chapel to host a “Pray, Vote, Stand” Town Hall earlier this month. Led by FRC's President, Tony...