As the semester drew to a close, Kabarak University held its final Wednesday Chapel Service, a special gathering that also served as the Finalists' Thanksgiving Chapel. The service brought together students, staff, and members of the University community for a time of worship, reflection, thanksgiving, and prayer as the graduating class prepared to complete their studies and begin a new chapter.

Kabarak University was among 19 Kenyan universities represented at the 3rd Annual East Africa Guild Leaders' Summit held at Makerere University in Uganda. Two student leaders, accompanied by the Dean of Students, joined more than 1,500 student leaders from across the East African Community for discussions on youth leadership, regional integration, innovation, and the future of the region.

We held a special Wednesday Chapel Service today, featuring an engaging pastoral conversation centered on the theme "Resilience: Mission Possible," drawn from 2 Corinthians 4:8-9.

Every thriving university community is built on people who are ready to listen, support, and act in moments of need. At Kabarak University, that commitment took centre stage today as student Peer Counsellors gathered at the University Pavilion for an intensive Capacity Building and Team Building Training focused on crisis intervention, psychological first aid, and emergency response.

The Kabarak University community gathered for this week's Wednesday Chapel Service under the theme, "Growth in Hope and Vision: Preparing for the Future." The message was delivered by Pastor Deborah Joy Juma, who drew inspiration from Philippians 3:12-14, where the Apostle Paul urges believers to press on toward God's calling with faith, purpose, and determination.

The search for Kabarak University's next outstanding performers officially began on Wednesday as students from across the University took to the stage for the Talent Search 2026 auditions, transforming the Convocation Hall into a vibrant showcase of creativity, confidence, and passion.