By Declan Williams The NFL Draft came and went. I did not hear my name called, and was not signed. That is a tough moment for any player who has put everything into the draft process. There is definitely some disappointment that comes with it. At the same time, I have learned that this journey…
By Morgan Huizar Growing up, I have been dealing with a disability called Spina Bifida. It’s a neural tube birth defect when the fetus’s spine does not close completely during early development. This condition can lead to a range of symptoms, which include incontinence, loss of feeling, and leg paralysis. It caused me to become wheelchair bound. >> OPINION: Disabled Students Say…
14 aspiring professional football players participated in the University of the Incarnate Word’s inaugural Pro Day showcase last week on March 18. Logos staff writer Reece Sylvester, who also plays for the football team, photographed the Cardinals demonstrating many physical feats athletes must display in front of pro scouts.
Work Study Are you in college looking for a hands-on job opportunity? The Logos is actively searching for a multimedia journalist to contribute to the 90-year-old student-run newspaper of the University of the Incarnate Word. This role is perfect for individuals interested in working in the news industry as a reporter. By joining our team, you…
The San Antonio Museum of Art is inviting college students from all over the city to experience art in a new way with its first ever College Night. The event takes place from 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. on Thursday. Located near the 15 mile Riverwalk, the event is free for students, faculty and staff from participating institutions, including the University of the Incarnate…
By: Eli Cohen and Theresa Servin The Logos has reached out to current Student Government President Tyler Simmons and Vice President Alexandra Monse Elizondo with an invitation to publish their own article. We will post as soon as it’s received by the Logos. Student Government exists for one reason: to represent the voices of students….
By: Morgan Huizar The University of the Incarnate Word softball team is off to the best start in program history, with a current record of 19-10, and is tied for the second best record in the Southland Conference (SLC). However, it has come at the expense of losing Ace Pitcher Larissa Jacquez to Duke University via the transfer Portal….
By Franchesca Renteria At the University of the Incarnate Word, the police department is responsible for campus safety regarding issues from vehicle incidents to Title IX reports. Campus Police Chief John Catts balances crime and media coverage in real time. Part of his job is to be more cautious in pushing out information quickly. “We…
By Kade Thomas Edit: 3/18/2026 — The Logos previously reported that Jurenovich worked at UIW for 34 years, but it is actually 38. After 38 years at the University of the Incarnate Word, David Jurenovich does not simply work on campus, he feels connected to its evolution. “The longer you’re at a place, you become the place,”…
Rev. Trevor Alexander says Ash Wednesday is treated as a single religious event rather than the beginning of the spiritual journey, and he sees that as one of the biggest pastoral challenges. “It becomes the highlight for one day, then we move on to the next,” Alexander said.
