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Kabarak University Student Organization held a men's talk event at the Kabarak University Auditorium, where the attendees engaged in an intense and interactive session. The event aimed to equip the boychild with 21st-century needed skills essential for success in both personal and professional life. The event featured speakers from the Kabarak University administration, including the assistant dean of students, Mr. Dishon Mngoda, the Kabarak University chaplain, Rev. Justus Mutuku, and the student counselor, Rev. Dr. Julius Kiprono Langat.

Kabarak University, the university of now and the future is making strides in investing in the future by allowing high school students to visit the institution and have a pre-experience of the university's serene environment. This initiative is aimed at providing these students with career guidance and counselling to help them make informed decisions about their future careers.

Kabarak University recently held its Kabarak University Student Organization (KUSO) elections online using Kabarak’s innovative e-vote system. The elections were held smoothly with the assistance of the commissioners at Kabarak University Online (Kabuo). The results of the elections were announced at 4 PM by the chairman of the Kabarak University Electoral Commission, Dr. Kaggia.

The match between Kabarak University and USIU was an intense and action-packed encounter with both sides putting in an impressive performance. The game started with USIU's Kwame Lucheveli making a try, which was converted by Fostine Afande, giving USIU an early lead of 8-6 by the end of the first half.

The Vice-Chancellor, Professor Henry K. Kiplangat is delighted to announce that the great Kabarak University has been accepted as a permanent member of the Global University Network for Innovation (GUNi), with the designation taking effect on October 6, 2022. GUNi is a leading think tank on higher education policy and management, with 290 members from 86 countries and support from UNESCO and the United Nations University.

Kabarak University through the Vice-Chancellor Professor Henry Kiplangat is proud to announce that the School of Education, Humanities and Social Sciences (SEHSS) has received approval from the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) to establish a UNESCO Chair on Culture and Arts in Education for Sustainable Education. This marks Kabarak University as the third private university in Kenya to receive this distinction and one of only 10 UNESCO Chairs in the country.