The table tennis department of WG Karlsruhe is represented at this year's EUC Table Tennis in Burdur (Turkey). The men's and women's teams are made up of players from the 3rd Bundesliga, supplemented by other players and players with national experience. Both teams can therefore justifiably hope for good, hard-fought matches.

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September 20 is the International Day of University Sports (IDUS). To get as many students, staff and alumni of adh member universities as possible moving, the adh has launched the digital adh-HOCHSCHULLAUF. Click here to register directly!

From August 21 to 26, 2025, the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) was represented with the sports taekwondo and judo at the EUSA Championships Combat Sports in Warsaw. All in all, it was five exciting days in Warsaw with many impressions and a great exchange with athletes from all over Europe.

The diving group of the university sports department at KIT (TSG Karlsruhe) organized a combined seminar on "Orientation and group leadership in diving" together with the diving club Koralle Muggensturm e.V. (TCK Muggensturm). The aim was to accompany the 16 newly certified divers on their next stage of training and to teach them more safety and responsibility in the water.

Is your head spinning from all the studying or are you bored in your free time? Then the university sports vacation courses are for you! The courses run during the lecture-free period from 01.09.2025 to 17.10.2025. Booking start for the vacation courses is Monday, 25.08.2025, from 10.00 am. Register now!

Please note the adjusted opening hours of the IfSS sports facilities in the period from 04.08. to 31.08.2025. The sports facilities affected by the summer closure can be found in the news article. After the closing times, the times of use from the summer semester or as agreed with the responsible exercise instructors will apply to all sports facilities until the start of the winter semester.

From July 16 to 27, 2025, the Rhine-Ruhr 2025 FISU World University Games took place in the cities of Bochum, Duisburg, Essen, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Hagen and Berlin. The games were a complete success for the sport, the region, Germany and the people. Team Studi was the largest delegation with 297 top student athletes, including 4 students from the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT).

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WG Karlsruhe caused a real sensation at the European University Volleyball Championships from July 26 to August 3 in Budapest: With an impressive team performance, the Karlsruhe team secured first place and can now call themselves European champions.