Hear what our students love most about PHC!

From PHC freshman to a tenured college professor, Dr. Alicia McCartney (JRN, '13) followed God’s call to higher education. Read more about her journey here: hubs.ly/Q04yk7v-0.

How much like Dr. Cory Grewell, PHC's Professor of English, are you? Take the quiz, picking answers based on your personal preferences, to see the results: hubs.ly/Q04y580s0

Professor Matt Arakaky and some of his theology students ran a 5K that ended at Chick-fil-A, where they enjoyed lunch together. Arakaky said, "I encourage my students to take care of their health in college, so this was a good way to do that and have great fellowship as well!"

Meet this week's Faculty Face: Dr. Matthew Roberts! "I have the great privilege of teaching philosophy at PHC. I have some of the greatest students one can have at a Christian institution. My prayer is that God would work through me and PHC to expand and fortify His kingdom."

A new year, a new Student Senate! Meet the newly elected members who are ready to lead, represent, and make a difference on campus.

"The LORD is my light and my salvation; whom shall I fear? The LORD is the stronghold of my life; of whom shall I be afraid?" – Psalm 27:1

Meet this year's Student Body President, Cooper Cobbs, and Student Body Vice President, Cade Crockett!

Happy Constitution Day! The U.S. Constitution has shaped the American government and protected individual liberties for more than two centuries. This is why Constitutional Law is a core class at PHC.

Over the past 10 years, our tuition has increased by only 1.7%, while the national average tuition increase has been 8%. Very few colleges in America, if any, can make that claim over the same period.

Check out the new artwork in our Northeast and Northwest classrooms! The goal is to point students not only to the beauty of God's creation but also to the truth of His Word.

Ammon Corpron, worked with ACTA’s Campus Freedom team over the summer. He completed Gold Standard for Freedom of Expression evaluations of college and university policies, helping assess institutions against clear, objective standards.

PHC students are equipped with the core liberal arts curriculum. They tend to have a strong knowledge base (grammar), are skilled in analysis (logic), and can express themselves well in speaking and writing (rhetoric). As they move into their major programs, where the Apprenticeship Methodology is featured, they are well-prepared to excel in their future callings.

Congratulations to Chesterton Media Fellow @CobbsCooper of @patrickhenrycol for being a finalist in the feature writing category!

Connor Appelboom interned for the Washington Examiner during the summer. His work led to an offer to write weekly commentary for the publication during his senior year, as well as the possibility of a job after graduation. Read more here: hubs.ly/Q04xjS_b0.

Sophia Koopalethes and Ben Rutten are two of the three PHC students who interned at the White House this summer! Sophia served in the Office of the First Lady, and Ben served in the Office of the Vice President.

Watch as PHC students plant flags commemorating those who died on 9/11, pray for our nation and the families who lost loved ones, and worship together.

Geoffrey Edling realized he'd missed something important. Some announcement on the radio about a plane crashing into… a tower? That was when the office began rumbling with voices, all talking about one of the Twin Towers being hit. Read more here: hubs.ly/Q04xg4-10.

Sophia Koopalethes and Ben Rutten are two of the three PHC students who interned at the White House this summer! Sophia served in the Office of the First Lady, and Ben served in the Office of the Vice President.

The Imago Dei is an eight-lecture course that brings together Patrick Henry College professors and a group of distinguished speakers to shed light on some of the most pressing issues facing the church today. Access the free online video course here: hubs.ly/Q04x4b6K0