Kabarak University has officially concluded Library Open Week 2026, a week-long initiative dedicated to strengthening research culture, promoting awareness of electronic resources, and empowering both students and staff with essential academic support tools. The closing ceremony brought together members of university management, library staff, and students in a reflective and celebratory gathering.
We held a special Wednesday chapel service dedicated to its final-year students, creating a meaningful space for reflection, gratitude, and inspiration as they approach the completion of their academic journey.
Kabarak University has officially launched its Library Open Week 2026, a dynamic and engaging initiative designed to showcase the evolving role of the university library in teaching, learning, and research.
Kabarak University, through the Directorate of Excellence in Learning and Teaching (DELT), has today officially commenced a comprehensive training program for staff from the School of Science, Engineering and Technology (SSET), aimed at reviewing the existing Knowledge-Based Curriculum (KBC) and converting it into the Competency-Based Education (CBE) framework.
On March 21st, the Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF), Kabarak University Main and City Campus Chapters embarked on a transformative field excursion to Elgeyo Marakwet County. This journey was designed as a blend of academic research and a vivid exploration of rural realities. While the team visited iconic landmarks such as the Chebloch Gorge, the Kolol area, and the stunning Torok waterfall, the experience was deeply shaped by the visible challenges of infrastructure and accessibility that define the region.
Music and media excellence took center stage as the School of Music and Media Orchestra was invited to the Kenya Television Network (KTN) for a special live recording in preparation for the Easter season. The session brought together talented student musicians whose performance reflected discipline, creativity, and artistic excellence.







