When the 2025 FCS Football Central Preseason All-American Team was released on Tuesday, the University of Incarnate Word saw the most selections out of any school on the list.

The Southland Conference held its 2025 media day at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center in downtown San Antonio, kicking off excitement and anticipation for the upcoming season.

With the transfer portal fully open for college athletes to find their new home, the University of Incarnate Word running back Dekalon Taylor is moving to Colorado.

When a player is drafted No. 1 overall in the NFL Draft, they join an exclusive club.

The University of Incarnate Word softball team won the first game of their doubleheader against McNeese State University but lost the second game.

The San Antonio Local Organizing Committee (SALOC) has launched its volunteer program for the 2025 NCAA’s Men’s Final Four.

A water main break on Broadway St. is effecting UIW and the San Antonio Zoo.

The University of Incarnate Word community is mourning the loss of a beloved former school president.

It’s been one year since a 22-year-old student at the University of Incarnate Word was shot and killed before crashing his vehicle in Selma, according to police.

Occupational therapists are important because some people need assistance learning or re-learning how to do day-to-day activities.

A popular party known for its food, live music, and carnival rides will return this April.

Female student-athletes at the University of Incarnate Word are speaking out and sharing their frustrations with the way their teams are treated within the Cardinals athletics department.

The University of the Incarnate Word announced Tuesday the new hire of head football coach G.J. Kinne.

Trinity University was ranked the top regional university of the West in U.S. News & World Report’s 2022 best colleges rankings, released on Sept. 13.

A UIW graduate is working towards becoming a physician for astronauts.

SAN ANTONIO – The foundation of the University of Incarnate Word can be traced back to a single letter in 1869, that was sent from a bishop in San Antonio to the Catholic sisters in France. The letter asked for the sisters to help take care of victims of a cholera outbreak in the city. “The sisters and the school always emphasized science, along with the humanities and the arts,” said Hinojosa. “At Christmas time we celebrate, the Nativity of the Lord, which is the celebration of the word incarnate,” Hinojosa said. “It's been a long haul from that little letter where the mayor needed help and bishop wrote for help for the sisters.”