The submission window for SandScript 2025 has closed. 

All who submitted work for consideration will be notified of the status of their submissions by mid-April.

Established in 1990, SandScript has produced 32 print editions, including two exclusively digital editions during the pandemic years. SandScript has won a variety of national awards since its inception, including receiving first prize in the National Contest for Collegiate Magazines held by the Community College Humanities Association for five years in a row, from 2015-2019. The contest was on hold during the pandemic years, and upon resumption, SandScript won awards for individual works in the 2022 and 2023 edition. 

All SandScript works are created by the diverse body of Pima students. The magazine is produced by students enrolled in “Literary Magazine Workshop” (WRT 162). The editorial board consists of Pima students and one faculty advisor. All submissions are read blind, and acceptances are determined based on staff discussion and voting. Each issue is curated, edited, and designed entirely by the editorial board, who come from a variety of academic backgrounds and disciplines.