About 90 students participate in PHC’s in-house moot court tournament each year, making it one of the largest undergraduate moot court competitions in the country.  

The Patrick Henry College moot court program just wrapped up one of its most successful seasons to date—qualifying 13 teams to the new pre-national tournaments (including four regional champions),...

Claire Rossell Cahill (Government, ‘14) is PHC's 5th alumni to clerk for the US Supreme Court. Cahill commented that “PHC exposed me to law for the first time, and I discovered that I loved it.”

We believe that God calls Christians to serve in all areas of social and public life, including law and government. By training leaders to reason and communicate effectively, PHC empowers Christian...

[Left to right: Brief Writing Champions Calvin Huh and Hope Turner and Oral Advocacy Champions Isaac Bock and Hope Rawlson]

On Sunday, January 15, 2023, PHC’s Moot Court teams won both of the...

Daniel Thetford (APP ‘18) and The Antonin Scalia School of Law at George Mason teammates Stuart Spooner and Raymond Yang won the 2022 Notre Dame National Appellate Advocacy Tournament for Religious...

"We are a small town of 10,000 people," begins Mayor Kwasi Fraser after inviting PHC President Jack Haye to come up to the podium to be recognized. "It is a privilege to have our own small town...

The weekend before Thanksgiving was huge for the forensics program! All three programs—Civic Debate, Mock Trial, and Moot Court—had students competing, and excelling, in competitions. Here are some...

A lot is underway this season with PHC's forensics program! PHC has secured spots for 21 teams to compete at Regionals; 14 have competed so far, earning nine bids to Nationals. 

Two Patrick Henry College teams faced strong competition from Harvard University, UC Berkeley, Tufts University, defending national champions University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC), Howard...