On Tuesday, February 4, 2025, the Convocational Hall at Kabarak University became the focal point of student engagement as the KUSO Aspirants Debate took center stage. The event, featuring candidates vying for director positions, attracted a diverse and enthusiastic crowd of students eager to hear the manifestos and visions of their potential leaders. The atmosphere was charged with energy as aspirants presented their plans for the future of the Kabarak University Students Organization (KUSO), addressing critical issues such as student welfare, academic support, extracurricular activities, and community engagement.

Kabarak University kicked off its Computer Science Education Week in style with a transformative one-day workshop on December 4th, 2024, held at the School of Law's Sawia Auditorium. The workshop, organized with the support of the ENGAGE program, highlighted cutting-edge advancements in data science and artificial intelligence (AI), as well as their game-changing applications in public health.

From November 22nd to 24th, 2024, we, Christian student leaders from Kabarak University, had the privilege of attending the 2nd Western Region Christian Student Leadership Conference held at the RCEA Conference Centre in Eldoret. The conference, themed “Leadership That Influences,” brought together 115 Christian student leaders from 14 universities across the country. Accompanied by our University Counselor, Pastor Esther Kapsir, our team included myself, Kipngetich Theophilus, alongside Elizabeth Chepkorir, Meekson Kibet, Carol Wacera, Ian Kipsang, and Joshua Munene.

On November 16, 2024, students from Kabarak University’s Nakuru City Campus and KABU TVET Institute came together in a remarkable display of love, service, and unity. Motivated by a shared mission to make a difference, peer counselors, members of the Christian Union, and students affiliated with the Africa Youth Leadership Forum (�ƹ���Ƶ) collaborated on an initiative to bring joy and hope to the children of QK Children’s Home in Kiamunyi.

Today marked a significant milestone as Kabarak University bid farewell to its Class of 2024, the 42s and 53s, in a heartfelt Finalists’ Chapel Service held at the Convocation Hall. This poignant occasion was filled with gratitude, anticipation, and inspiring messages as the final-year students gathered for one last time, creating an atmosphere brimming with excitement and nostalgia.

On November 9, 2024, sixty of our Kabarak University Model United Nations (KMUN) delegates embarked on an early morning journey to Kenyatta University for the Second Mock Debate of the 24th KMUN session. The trip began at 4:30 a.m., with a spirited stop at Safari Centre Naivasha for breakfast, energizing our team and setting a positive tone for the day ahead. Our early arrival placed us among the first to reach the Kenyatta University Main Campus, allowing our delegates to settle in and prepare for an enriching day of debate, collaboration, and learning.