By: Matthew Montoya Edit: 3/18/2026 — This article incorrectly reported Iván Duque Márquez was the person sitting on the statue bench, when it was Louis Agnese Jr. The University of the Incarnate Word displays several pieces of art and monuments around campus, including the clock tower and a bench on which former Incarnate Word President…
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…
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.
By Sr. Walter Maher, CCVI Dear Students, Faculty, and Staff, As we enter the sacred season of Lent, the Church invites us into forty days of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving—a journey that is at once deeply personal and profoundly communal because we are not only individuals seeking conversion of heart; we are a community of…
Each year, the University of the Incarnate Word invites its alumna back to campus to celebrate something truly special — the love stories that began within its walls. Known as the Cardinal Couples Mass, this annual event brings together past students who found forever partners at UIW for a joyful celebration of marriage, commitment, and…
Becoming an American Sign Language (ASL) professor wasn’t part of Alma Delgado’s master plan. It was a journey shaped by faith, perseverance, and unexpected opportunity. At first, Delgado thought about becoming a math teacher, but quickly realized it wasn’t her calling. “I could do it,” Delgado said, “but it would take me an hour for…
If you’re like most UIW students, you have probably taken the elevator to get around campus. Ever since I have been at UIW, I have had trouble getting on the elevator because able-bodied people were using it and not allowing people like myself with a disability to get onto the elevator.
The University of the Incarnate Word softball team has had an outstanding season this year
