Strahan Coliseum, an $8.8 million, 7,200-seat facility was completed for use in 1982 for both the men's and women's basketball teams, as well as the volleyball team.

Strahan Coliseum gives Texas State one of the finest playing facilities in the Southland Conference and in the Southwest. The Coliseum has a newly renovated hardwood playing surface and individual seats, including 1,176 theater-styled padded seats.

The facility also houses four auxiliary gyms, a Maroon & Gold room for special events, and the central ticket office operations. The 126,000-square foot facility has lighting which meets television specifications and can be expanded to over 8,000 seats for concerts and other events.

Construction on Strahan Coliseum started in November 1979. The Coliseum is located adjacent to Jowers Center, which originally housed the Texas State athletic administrative offices. The $4.7-million newly renovated Jowers Center houses coach's offices and locker rooms for baseball, softball, men's and women's golf, soccer and tennis. Additionally, the facility has racquetball and handball courts, a gymnastics competition area, two full size practices courts, weight rooms, training rooms, a student lounge, and laundry and equipment facilities.

Renovations for men's and women's basketball, volleyball, team meeting areas, locker rooms and video facilities were completed in 2002 as part of Phase I of the Bobcat Legacy Campaign. A spacious reception area, sparkling coaches offices, a fully functional conference room with proper video equipment, renovated locker rooms, and a student-athlete study area/lounge highlight the renovations.  Many of these renovations came at the hand of contributions from Bobcat donors.

·         The Navarrette Head Men's Basketball Coach's Office (Donated by John & Chloe Navarrette)

·         The Navarrette Volleyball Locker Room (Donated by John & Chloe Navarrette)

·         CenturyTel Women's Basketball Locker Room

·         CenturyTel Men's Basketball Locker Room

Strahan Coliseum is home to each of these three sports, and now they have modernized operational space to complement their playing arena.