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The journey into higher education often begins with excitement and curiosity. For incoming freshmen at Kabarak University, this voyage commenced with a memorable orientation session. The university's esteemed Members of Management, renowned for their commitment to academic excellence and student welfare, convened at the Kabarak University Convocation Hall to personally welcome the new students. This event served not only as an informative session but also as a heartfelt gesture to set the tone for a successful academic adventure.

Kabarak University in an effort to inspire and encourage young minds to pursue higher education and broaden their horizons, extended a warm welcome to students from Maasai Girls School and Katheka Kai Secondary School from Machakos. This pre-university exposure visit was a remarkable opportunity for these students to gain insights into academic qualifications, receive valuable counseling, and participate in a meaningful tree-planting session at the prestigious institution.

Kabarak University's Chaplain, Rev. Justus Mutuku, led a dedicated panel-based chapel to report on a recent mission to Kapsowar. The mission, which sought to bring the good news to the people of Kapsowar, left an indelible mark on the hearts and lives of thousands. The Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, in his remarks, expressed profound gratitude to the missioners for their remarkable efforts.

Kabarak University's Convocation Hall, in an atmosphere buzzing with anticipation and excitement, came alive today as the institution kicked off its much-anticipated three-day orientation program for the September 2023 intake of new students. The event promises to be an immersive and informative experience, marking the beginning of an exciting academic journey for fresh faces eager to embark on their higher education adventure.

Kabarak University's School of Music and Media recently made a significant impact in Mombasa, blending education with entertainment. The expedition aimed to showcase the school's exceptional talents and highlight the university's overall excellence.

Kabarak University's Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, embarked on a momentous visit to Microsoft offices in Nairobi. The meeting, held with the Managing Director of Microsoft Africa Development Centre (ADC), Ms. Catherine Muraga, laid the groundwork for a promising collaboration between Kabarak University and Microsoft.