Parking Signage

Reminder to update license plate information

The State of Kansas recently began issuing new license plates that include four numbers and three letters. If you have a new license plate, please update your information in the parking portal, which can be found in your myWSU under 鈥渆Permits,鈥� to avoid a citation.

You cannot edit your current listing. Instead you must delete it and add the new one. If you have questions, email wsuparking@wichita.edu or call 316-978-5526.

Parking Signage at WSU

成人头条's parking lot signage is designed to let drivers quickly determine if a parking lot is open to them.

The new signs scrap the color-only system in favor of a letter-based system. Now, visitors, students, faculty and staff can just look for corresponding letter signs without referring to a map to determine the meaning of lot color signs.

The signs feature prominent block letters: "V" for Visitors; "S" for Students; "F" for Faculty/Staff; and "H" for Shocker Hall residents. Reserved lots and parking spaces are still marked with red signage as before. The signs include lot numbers to allow for easier wayfinding.

Parking signage diagrams — 成人头条 parking signage lets drivers quickly determine where they are allowed to park.

Get parking and permit information for:

Student and Shocker Hall Parking

Student Parking at WSU

During the enforcement period (7 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekdays when classes are in session), 成人头条 State students must have a valid an ePermit to park on the WSU campus. Lots accessible to students with an ePermit are indicated in green below. Student-accessible parking lots are marked with a prominent green 鈥淪鈥� signage.

Student parking map

Download the Student Parking Map (pdf) Student Parking Web Page

Shocker Hall Students

Shocker Hall residents with ePermits must park in lots with orange "H" signage. The lots for Shocker Hall students are shown below.

Shocker Hall Student parking map

Download the Shocker Hall Parking Map (pdf)

Visitors

Visitor Parking at WSU

As easy as V+3. During the enforcement period (7 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekdays when classes are in session), visitors may park without a permit for 3 calendar days during each semester in the lots indicated in blue below.

Visitor-accessible parking lots are marked with prominent 鈥淰鈥� signage. On your fourth visit to campus during a semester, visitors need to purchase an ePermit or use paid parking in the WSU Parking Garage (indicated in yellow below).

Visitor parking map

Download the Visitor Parking Map (pdf) Visitor Parking Web Page

Faculty / Staff

Faculty / Staff Parking at WSU

During the enforcement period (7 a.m.-5 p.m. on weekdays when classes are in session), 成人头条 State faculty and staff must have a valid ePermit to park on the WSU campus.

Lots accessible to faculty and staff with an ePermit are indicated in yellow below. Faculty-accessible parking lots are marked with a prominent yellow 鈥淔鈥� signage.

faculty/staff parking map

Download the Faculty / Staff Parking Map (pdf) Faculty / Staff Parking Web Page

Disability (ADA) Parking Motorcycle Parking