Patrick Henry College

Why choose the English Major at PHC? “The English major at PHC has changed how I view life and has strengthened my faith. Literature allows us to pursue truth, and spending time in stories has shown me various ways of approaching reality.” —Will Atchley, Class of 2026

PHC is built around a community of worship that includes chapel, student-led Bible studies, and faculty discipleship. A special unity of spirit and fellowship infuses student life at PHC, creating a sense of camaraderie found at few other colleges. hubs.ly/Q04fH9Vs0

PHC alumni are giving back to current students. Tyler Dunning (’22), now a Business Manager at Capital One, returned to campus to lead a workshop on building clear, compelling PowerPoint presentations—an essential workplace skill.

Students Mark Shankov and Erika Petit attended the 66th Academy Assembly at the United States Air Force Academy, focused on strategic deterrence. Mark developed a nuclear forensics response plan and briefed senior experts, while Erika examined nuclear effects in space using future scenario simulations.

PHC is built around a community of worship that includes chapel, student-led Bible studies, and faculty discipleship. A special unity of spirit and fellowship infuses student life at PHC, creating a sense of camaraderie found at few other colleges. hubs.ly/Q04fHt810

PHC alumni are giving back to current students. Tyler Dunning (’22), now a Business Manager at Capital One, returned to campus to lead a workshop on building clear, compelling PowerPoint presentations—an essential workplace skill.

“The PHC Music Program was an incredible blessing because it taught me not only how to grow as a musician, but how to offer music faithfully to God.” — Julianne, Class of 2023 Learn how PHC equips students to serve through music: hubs.ly/Q04cB6v30

We welcomed high school juniors and their families to campus for Open House—a day of chapel, classes, tours, and time with students and leadership. It was a joy to connect with them and share what makes PHC unique. We hope to see them on campus soon! hubs.ly/Q04fHjcR0

Aletheia’s symposium filled the evening with student research presentations, live music, and thoughtful conversation. PHC’s Classical Liberal Arts journal, Aletheia, hosted the event as students shared their original writing and research with the campus community. The journal is grounded in careful work across multiple disciplines, shaped by study and reflection throughout the semester. Learn more about Aletheia: hubs.ly/Q04fHwmt0

Why choose International Politics & Policy (IPP) at PHC? “The IPP Program at PHC teaches students how to understand nations from a distinctly Christian perspective on humanity and human interaction.” —Logan Crockett, Class of 2026 hubs.ly/Q04fTWdl0

PHC alumni are giving back to current students. Tyler Dunning (’22), now a Business Manager at Capital One, returned to campus to lead a workshop on building clear, compelling PowerPoint presentations—an essential workplace skill.

PHC is built around a community of worship that includes chapel, student-led Bible studies, and faculty discipleship. A special unity of spirit and fellowship infuses student life at PHC, creating a sense of camaraderie found at few other colleges. hubs.ly/Q04fJ6DB0

The PHC women brought the heat in a fierce Powderpuff showdown! Teams “Blueberries” and “Strawberries” clashed in the ultimate football match: the Fruit Bowl. The Blueberries clinched a 20–19 victory in a nail-biting, one-point finish! 🍓🫐

At PHC, we have a unique culture where men and women from various backgrounds are unified by a common belief in the core tenets of the Christian faith. Read more at hubs.ly/Q04fHL9G0

PHC's TPUSA chapter invited students to a man-on-the-street-style workshop with Delegate Geary Higgins. Students were equipped with practical skills for engaging thoughtfully in cultural discussions with those on both sides of the political aisle. hubs.ly/Q04fHhkD0

In a media landscape often dominated by older voices, many pundits claim to speak for Gen Z. PHC alumna Evie Fordham Solheim is helping young conservatives find their own voice. She recently accepted the role of Director of the Chesterton Media Fellowship, a new project of New Guard Press (NGP). Under her leadership, the Chesterton Media Fellowship will train the next generation of conservative writers and provide an on-ramp into media. hubs.ly/Q04fThYq0

A satirical PHC poem became a published children’s book with watercolor illustrations. “A Rat’s Tale” by Trevor Good, illustrated by Clay Ramirez (’25), blends humor and imagination in a world of anthropomorphic rats. hubs.ly/Q04fJ14g0

Congratulations, Class of 2026! May God's Word be a lamp to your feet. #conservativechristiancollege #phcprepared #christiancollege #forchristandforliberty #phc #classicalliberalarts #patrickhenrycollege #Classof2026 #classof26 #2026grad

At PHC, we have a unique culture where men and women from various backgrounds are unified by a common belief in the core tenets of the Christian faith. Read more at hubs.ly/Q04fHv5K0

PHC's TPUSA chapter invited students to a man-on-the-street-style workshop with Delegate Geary Higgins. Students were equipped with practical skills for engaging thoughtfully in cultural discussions with those on both sides of the political aisle. hubs.ly/Q04fHDdR0