By Declan Williams After weeks of intense preparation, I finally reached a big milestone in this journey. I completed my pro day training and closed that chapter of the process. It felt good knowing all the long workouts, early mornings and long days were building toward this moment. Once training wrapped up, I moved out…
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.
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 Bella Mitchell, Kade Thomas and Morgan Huizar As headlines flash across screens, many Americans are trying to piece together what is happening between the United States and Iran. The United States launched military offensive strikes against Iran on Feb. 28, bombing over 1,000 targets. President Donald Trump stated on Truth Social Iran’s “menacing activities…
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.
Tensions rose between protestors and Texas DPS troopers outside the South Texas Family Residential Center last Wednesday, where many immigrant families are held, including a 5-year-old boy from Minneapolis. Protesters formed a line just feet from troopers’ shields as the standoff intensified.
The Catholic community, along with the University of the Incarnate Word, is in mourning following the death of Pope Francis, who passed away on Easter Monday, April 21, at the age of 88 from cardiac arrest following a stroke.
