The September intake admission process is currently ongoing smoothly. The process commenced early on this morning with a huge number of new students being received at the Kabarak University main campus auditorium.

Kabarak university school of pharmacy and United States Pharmacopeia (USP) earlier on today held a memorable meeting at the Kabarak guest house. In attendance was Dr. Evans Sagwa the Director, Eastern and Southern Africa, Promoting the Quality of Medicines plus (PQM+) program, Dr. Juliet Konje the senior program manager, partnership and growth – Africa, Dr. Suge Titus the dean School of Pharmacy and the members of faculty school of pharmacy.

Our country is heading into the elections next week and as we break for the elections on August 9th, it is important to keep in mind a few things. Our national anthem reminds us to dwell in unity, peace, and liberty.

Kabarak University has been home to most of you for the past four to five years. You have walked the corridors of this school for so long you could tell where you are just by the trees around you.

Kabarak University team of Daisy Jeptoo Biwot & Marion Jeluget Bomett, on Thursday made headlines once again by participating and reaching the quarterfinal rounds in 14th Nelson Mandela World Human Rights Moot Court Competition in Geneva.

The School of Pharmacy celebrated the Annual Pharmacy Day on the 8th of July. The event whose culmination was the Gala was preceded by a series of events that included talks and mentorship sessions together with the launch of the second edition of The Druggist- a publication by the Kabarak University Pharmacy Students Association (KUPSA).

According to a report by the World Health Organization (WHO), Kenya is ranked fifth among African Countries with the highest number of mental disorders cases; depression taking the lead followed by a high level of mental distress and suicidal behavior. This is a growing trend, especially in institutions which is why the Student Affairs Department -Counselling section, in conjunction with the Kabarak University Medical Center conducted a whole week of sensitization on Mental health.

The Kabarak University School of Science, Engineering and Technology Association (KUSSA) are blessed to have a recognized and immediate functional association. Congratulations KUSSA.

The Vice Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat has officially opened a two day School of Law conference on building solutions to internal displacement in Africa.