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On a sunny Friday morning, a group of scrupulous students from Moi Girls Vokoli High School and Eldoret Technical Training Institute was brimming with excitement as they journeyed to the highly-esteemed Kabarak University. With anticipation, the group was eager to explore the institution of higher learning and all it had to offer.

Prostate, breast, and cervical cancer are three of the most common types of cancer affecting both men and women. These cancers can be highly devastating and fatal if not detected and treated early. It is therefore crucial to create awareness, provide screening and diagnosis, and offer treatment options to those who are affected. Kabarak University is doing an excellent job by offering consultancy services and increasing awareness about these types of cancer during their Health Awareness Week.

Kabarak University in partnership with a range of healthcare providers is set to host a week-long health awareness campaign at the Kabarak University Medical Annex. The initiative, organized by the students affairs department in collaboration with eyecare consultants, Dandelion Africa, KABU Medical Center, bookstand circle, outreach and linkages, and the Kabarak University school of pharmacy, aims to raise awareness about various health issues affecting people in the community.

The Kabarak University Journalism Club recently took a trip to Hell's Gate National Park in Kenya to explore the locations where the famous Disney movie, The Lion King, was filmed. The students had an amazing time learning about the wildlife, geology, and history of the park, as well as engaging in a range of fun activities, including biking, hiking, swimming at the Olkaria geo-thermal spa, and participating in team building activities.

On a sunny Wednesday afternoon, the top leadership of the renowned Kabarak University held a meeting in the Vice-Chancellor boardroom to sign the 2023 performance contract. The meeting was attended by the university's top management, including the Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor of Administration and Finance Prof. Ronald Chepkilot, the Deputy Vice-Chancellor Academics and Research Prof. John Ocholla, and the University Provost Rev. Prof. Jacob Kibor.

Kabarak University's School of Music and Media earlier on this morning held an intense and informative meeting on Industrial Attachment training for its Department of Mass Communication. Chaired by the Head of Department, Dr. Michael Ndonye, the meeting addressed various concerns pertinent to the successful completion of the Industrial Attachment program.