Kaitlyn Tully, a Senior and Literature major, recently presented her paper, “Legitimacy and Restitution: The Trial in The Devil’s Law-Case” at the 36th Medieval-Renaissance Conference. “The...

This month, Dr. Cory Grewell, PHC’s professor of Literature, hosted an East/Southeast regional meeting of the Conference of Christianity and Literature (CCL). The twenty-three paper presentations and...

Jupiter Theater Company (JTC), founded in 2019 by PHC alumnus and current professor Christian Fernandez (‘16), lies close to the Patrick Henry College's campus in northern Virginia. The company, made...

In a well-lit business conference room, daylight from floor-to-ceiling windows framed a gathering of 15 to 20 students. Seated around a large U-shaped table, their attention turned towards the front...

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.”

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...

Dean of Academic Affairs Dr. Mark Mitchell released his seventh book, Power and Purity: The Unholy Marriage That Spawned America's Social Justice Warriors, yesterday. "It’s a book that’s trying to...

PHC students and faculty will come together on Friday, January 31 for the semesterly Faith and Reason lecture. They'll hear from Dr. Louis Markos a lecture titled "Why Christians Should Read the...

As a student, Patrick Henry College alum, Dr. Alicia McCartney, wanted to teach at a Christian liberal arts college like PHC. She is now halfway through her first semester as an instructor of...