By Ashley Festa The UIW Technology Department’s first Tech Fair offered an array of presentations and demonstrations to the more than 500 students, faculty and staff who attended. The fair highlighted a wide range of...
Read MoreNearly 800 guests packed San Antonio’s Grand Hyatt Hotel for the annual Cutting Edge Fiesta® Fashion Show. Senior Andrea Sepulveda’s collection of bold and unique coats, which she called Looking through the Looking Glass, was...
Read MoreMore than 150 alumni and friends of the university joined the first UIW Community Easter Egg Hunt, which partnered with the Brainpower Connection schools. UIW Alumni Association board member Yvette Reyna ’03 BA, who chaired the...
Read MoreJ.T. Norris (back row, center), instructor of accounting in the H-E-B School of Business and Administration, will accompany 12 students to Korea from July 22 to Aug. 21. The students will be paired with Korean English teachers...
Read MoreUIW named one of the Top 100 Universities Serving Hispanics in the U.S. Hispanic Outlook in Higher Education magazine named the University of the Incarnate Word as one of the top 100 universities serving Hispanics in the United...
Read MoreDr. Caroline Goulet, professor of physical therapy, delivered the keynote address at the 2011 Physical Therapy Education Faculty Summit in El Paso, Texas, on March 25. The title of her presentation was “Acculturation and Social...
Read MoreBy Ashley Festa No need to get your eyes checked; you’re not seeing double. UIW really does have five sets of twins competing in five sports: track and field, softball, football, and women’s soccer and basketball. These...
Read MoreMBA graduate builds multimillion-dollar business By Rudy Arispe, ’98 BA It’s rare that an entrepreneur enjoys overnight success without some degree of sacrifice and sweat, and Veronica Edwards ’92 MBA is no exception. So as...
Read MoreBy Robert Crowe A modern home taking shape in a small plot of land in the middle of a UIW parking lot is launching the careers of engineering management graduates. It’s also earning the campus recognition for environmentally...
Read MoreBy Ashley Festa UIW has equipped its newly expanded nursing building and other renovated buildings with many of the latest energy-saving features as part of its ongoing commitment to becoming a more environmentally conscious...
Read MoreWomen’s Global Connection, UIW professors, students assist women in Africa By Ashley Festa As they have each year since 2003, volunteers with Women’s Global Connection are traveling to Africa this summer to collaborate with...
Read MoreBy Dr. John Velasquez and Ashley Festa Project Africa, one of the university’s newest student organizations, has been a dream in the making since Cisse Drame was born. Drame, at the time a UIW psychology undergraduate,...
Read MoreBy Ashley Festa Susana Cabrera says she’d move to China permanently, if only she could bring her loved ones with her. Cabrera, who goes by Susie in Texas and by Sushan in China, accepted a job with an American company right...
Read MoreBy Arianna Ingle ’11 and Cameron Tufino ’12 Memories of your college experience can quickly become a blur of classes, socializing, studying, part-time jobs and sleeping. The memories that stay with you for years to come are the...
Read More1960s June White ’68 BS recently published her first book “Daughters of Isis” with Dorrance Publishing Co. and is writing her second book. Sr. Eilish Ryan, CCVI, ’68 BA ’76 MA, UIW professor of religious studies, received the...
Read MoreIn this issue, meet Board of Trustees member Carmen Nava By Crystal Campos ’07 BA After 12 years of Catholic school, it’s no surprise that Carmen Nava would be interested in serving a Catholic institution as an adult. Nava, born...
Read MoreBy Julian Gonzalez ’04 BA Eloquent and beautifully written, the Incarnate Word Mission statement conveys the five core values that resonate with students and alumni. It has been seven years since I followed the bagpipers across...
Read More When Zelime Lytle Amen Braun’s children suggested to family and friends that memorial gifts be made to a scholarship in her memory at the University of the Incarnate Word, they could not have anticipated how it would fall into...
Read MoreThe 34th Annual Swing-In Auction Party and Golf Tournament raised more than $288,000 in proceeds, the highest result in the history of the event, for student scholarships. More than 300 golfers participated. The 2011 auction...
Read MoreDear Friends: I am pleased to offer this message in recognition of Dr. Louis Agnese’s 25th anniversary as president of the University of the Incarnate Word. I’ve known Lou for many years as a member of the Board of Trustees,...
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