Student leadership begins with listening to the people one hopes to represent. That message took centre stage on 29 October 2026 as Kabarak University hosted the Kabarak University Student Organisation (KUSO) Aspirants Debate, bringing candidates and members of the university community together ahead of the 2026/2027 student elections.

During the Wednesday Chapel Service held on 28 October 2026, the Kabarak University community was encouraged to face life’s uncertainties with faith, Godly wisdom, and living by Christian values

The Commission for University Education is assessing the academic resources available to support 15 proposed programmes, marking a significant milestone in the University's academic development and quality assurance process.

Student leadership goes beyond holding office. It is reflected in the ideas students champion, the talents they nurture and the difference they make in the lives of others. This spirit took centre stage at the Kabarak University Students Organisation (KUSO) Awards 2026, held on 22 October.

Life does not always go as planned. There are moments when challenges seem overwhelming, answers are hard to find, and the future feels uncertain. This reality shaped the heart of Wednesday’s Chapel Service at Kabarak University, where the University community gathered for praise, worship, and a message of encouragement from God’s Word.

Kabarak University School of Law hosted a meeting on 13 October 2026 between the National Council on the Administration of Justice (NCAJ) Standing Committee on the Administration of Justice for Children and Praesidio Safeguarding to explore partnership opportunities to strengthen child protection and access to justice in Kenya.