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Kabarak University marked a significant milestone in its democratic process with the successful conduct of the 2024/2025 Kabarak University Students Organization (KUSO) elections, leveraging the Kabarak University Electronic Voting Information System (EVIS). This innovative approach facilitated widespread student participation, ensuring inclusivity and transparency in the electoral process.

Excitement is building at Kabarak University as students gear up for the annual Kabarak University Students Organization (KUSO) elections on February 6th. Ahead of the much-anticipated event, candidates participated in a spirited debate at the Kabarak University Convocational Hall, presenting their manifestos and engaging with the student body.

This Wednesday's weekly service brought a mix of joy and contemplation as Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat officiated the announcement of the newly appointed University Provost Ag. Rev. Justus Mutuku and Ag University Chaplain Rev. Laban Kittony.

The 22nd Session Model United Nations came alive for Kabarak Kmun as 60 students embarked on a transformative journey to the University of Nairobi's Mombasa campus. The excitement began with an early departure from school on January 19th at 3:00 am, weaving through picturesque landscapes with pit stops at Sabaki, Machakos, and Mtito Andei, where breakfast was savored. The seamless journey led to the welcoming arms of Mombasa at 5:00 pm, with accommodations split between Sunset Paradise Holiday Homes and Beachfront Holiday Homes in Shanzu.

On Friday, January 5, 2024, Kabarak University hosted a retirement celebration in honor of the university's longest-serving Provost, Reverend Professor Jacob Kibor. The event brought together distinguished individuals within the university community, including Dr. John Kibosia, who leads the members of the Governing Council, and Vice-Chancellor Professor Henry Kiplangat, who chairs the members of management at Kabarak University. Also in attendance were the deans of various schools, heads of departments, staff, and the university choir.

In a collaborative effort to tackle the rising concerns of depression and suicide among students in Kenyan institutions of higher learning, counselors from Kabarak University have actively participated in the annual workshop organized by the Kenya Universities Professional Counselors Association (KUPCA). Held at The University of Nairobi's Main Campus, this three-day event brings together counselors from various universities across Kenya to delve into crucial topics under the theme, 'Depression and suicide among students in institutions of higher learning in Kenya: Look around, look within.'