The study of literary arts at Pembroke Hill School is supported by four student-produced publications:  Collage, The Garret, The Pinnacle and The Voice.  Participating with these publications allow students to experience the struggles and triumphs of publishing text and artwork.  An application and interview process selects editors with former editors, a faculty adviser and the director of student activities.  Staff positions are open to most students who apply.

The Garret in the upper school and Collage in middle school are the creative arts magazines.  These annual publications are designed to promote students' imaginative writing, artwork and photography.  The Pinnacle is the annual record of the school year. The yearbook's large staff works throughout the year to record major activities and events.  The Voice, the student newspaper, primarily addresses upper school activities and helps to promote student achievement.