The lives of three Patrick Henry College students and two alumni were changed forever in China this summer. 

Patrick Henry College President Jack Haye sat down with PHC's student newspaper The Herald to discuss the promising path he sees the College taking in future years.  

Knees locked, the angular man shuffled toward the table. “There is no need to run,” he rasped to those seated. “Stand and pray, mortals, for the Spectral Army descends, and you may still be granted...

 If you had told Ian Reid when he was a sophomore that after graduation he would be an executive producer for a music video of his favorite singers, Owl City, as well as direct a short film about a...

In May of 2012, Ardee Coolidge graduated from Patrick Henry College and moved upstairs to the Admissions Office. He had never totally been sure what he wanted to do after graduation, but he knew he...

When alumna Erin Eskew first started attending Patrick Henry College, she had considered pursuing a life of politics through her studies at school and her future career. Yet while attending a...

Andrew and Kayla Ferguson walked into their kitchen, sat down on opposite sides of the table, and began to write. Husband and wife sat typing furiously, barely speaking, occasionally getting up for...

PHC’s Strategic Intelligence students for years have had a community of graduates to guide them as they work on special projects like Border Security Alert or apply for internships. This network was...

PHC alumna Christine Olmstead graduated in 2015 with a journalism degree; now, her passion for art has turned into her full time business. Prints of her paintings are now being sold through West Elm,...

Like many of her classmates, senior literature major Caitlin Coulter plans on attending graduate school.