Literary Magazine
The Chattahoochee Review is the nationally recognized literary magazine published by the college. Teresa Weaver of Atlanta Magazine described it as a "fine literary journal". The Chattahoochee Review literary magazine, which has received attention as a journal of Southern literature, featuring such writers as James Dickey, has expanded its scope to include international works.
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