Shocker men’s basketball hosts UAB in Charles Koch Arena at 8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 27. Get your students tickets for no additional charge, thanks to the Student Government Association, at any of the eight ticket pickup spots across campus.

Shocker women's bowling team holds up their trophy from the Mid-Winter Invitational

Wichita State knocked off the #1, #2 and #3-ranked teams in the country Feb. 16 to win the 2025 Mid-Winter Invitational at Hijinx Family Entertainment Center.

The tournament win is Wichita State’s second of the spring after claiming the Columbia 300 Saints Invite Feb. 2.

Shocker women’s basketball hosts Rice starting at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 in Charles Koch Arena in the annual Champions for Literacy game. The partnership with United Way of the Plains will help every child in the Shocker Neighborhood learn to read.

WSU students can claim their student ticket for no additional cost, thanks to the Student Government Association, at any one of eight ticket pick-up locations.

Fuzzy's Taco Shop on campus

Heading to Charles Koch Arena for a Shocker men’s basketball game? Fuzzy’s Taco Shop has you covered with free shuttle services to and from all men’s home basketball games. Park conveniently and for free at Braeburn Square and let Fuzzy’s do the driving.

The next game is Sunday, Feb. 16 against Memphis, so come early, grab a dinner and enjoy a round of drinks with friends before hopping on the shuttle to kick off game day.

Shocker men’s basketball will host 14th-ranked Memphis at 11 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 16 in Charles Koch Arena. The game will air live on ESPN. Fans are encouraged to wear yellow to Yellow Out the Roundhouse for the big-time matchup.

The first 300 students will receive a “Beat Memphis” foam finger. Students can claim their student ticket for no additional cost, thanks to the Student Government Association, at any one of eight ticket pick-up locations.

Shocker women’s basketball hosts Rice starting at 2 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 15 in Charles Koch Arena in the annual Champions for Literacy game. The partnership with United Way of the Plains will help every child in the Shocker Neighborhood learn to read.

Get your tickets for the game at goshockers.com/tickets and become a Champion for Literacy by donating $10 to purchase two books.

Shocker softball enters 2025 expecting to win, which has been the standard in recent years. The team is the preseason favorite to win the conference and returns top-100 player Lauren Lucas.

With teams like Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, Missouri, Kansas and others coming to Wilkins Stadium, you will want to buy season tickets to guarantee your seats at the biggest games, starting at $90.

Shocker baseball embarks on a new campaign in 2025 under second-year head coach Brian Green. Following last year’s appearance in the AAC Tournament Championship, expectations are high for this year’s Shocker baseball team.

Join the ride by purchasing season tickets starting as low as $75 — less than $4 per game.

Shocker men’s basketball will host 14th-ranked Memphis at 11 a.m. Sunday, Feb. 16 in Charles Koch Arena. The game will also air live on ESPN.

Fans are encouraged to wear yellow to Yellow Out the Roundhouse for a big-time matchup with Memphis.

Shocker men’s basketball partners with Suspenders4Hope to “Black Out The Stigma” at its game against UTSA at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 12 in Charles Koch Arena. The first 1,000 fans can receive a free Suspenders4Hope T-shirt. Students can claim their student ticket for no additional cost, thanks to the Student Government Association, at any one of eight ticket pick-up locations.