Harmony
Harmony, the literary/art magazine of Culver-Stockton College, has maintained a tradition of excellence and distinction since 1983, when the staff first entered its annual issue in national competition and received an award for "Outstanding Photography" from the American Scholastic Press Association (ASPA). Since then, the magazine has seen numerous changes and improvements in layout, and has received many honors and awards, including the "Most Outstanding Magazine" of 1994 from ASPA. Contributors are eligible for Culver-Stockton's Guy Cooper awards, presented annually for the two best poems published in Harmony.
Harmony Today
Our most recent issue of Harmony, published in the spring of 2006, received a Gold Medalist ranking from Columbia Scholastic Press Association (CSPA), with 975 points out of a possible thousand. The 2005 issue of Harmony received a First Place with Special Merit ranking from American Scholastic Press Association, with 950 point out of a thousand. Harmony's contributors and staff members have also become serious competitors for CSPA's prestigious Gold Medal Awards, which are presented each March at Columbia University (the sponsor of CSPA) in New York City.
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