On November 16, 2024, students from Kabarak University’s Nakuru City Campus and KABU TVET Institute came together in a remarkable display of love, service, and unity. Motivated by a shared mission to make a difference, peer counselors, members of the Christian Union, and students affiliated with the Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF) collaborated on an initiative to bring joy and hope to the children of QK Children’s Home in Kiamunyi.

Today marked a significant milestone as Kabarak University bid farewell to its Class of 2024, the 42s and 53s, in a heartfelt Finalists’ Chapel Service held at the Convocation Hall. This poignant occasion was filled with gratitude, anticipation, and inspiring messages as the final-year students gathered for one last time, creating an atmosphere brimming with excitement and nostalgia.

On November 9, 2024, sixty of our Kabarak University Model United Nations (KMUN) delegates embarked on an early morning journey to Kenyatta University for the Second Mock Debate of the 24th KMUN session. The trip began at 4:30 a.m., with a spirited stop at Safari Centre Naivasha for breakfast, energizing our team and setting a positive tone for the day ahead. Our early arrival placed us among the first to reach the Kenyatta University Main Campus, allowing our delegates to settle in and prepare for an enriching day of debate, collaboration, and learning.

On October 26, 2024, Kabarak University's Africa Youth Leadership Forum (AYLF) chapter took a significant step in advancing its mission to nurture impactful leaders by attending the annual AYLF Leadership Summit at Mount Kenya University’s Main Campus. With this year’s theme, “Shaping the Future of Leadership in Africa,” the summit aimed to strengthen Africa's leadership foundation—a goal that resonates deeply within the Kabarak University community.

On October 25th, 2024, the vibrant peer counselors at Nakuru City Campus, led by the esteemed Campus Counselor, Ms. Veronicah Kombich, embarked on a fulfilling environmental activity. Inspired by the words of Elizabeth Andrew, "Volunteers don't necessarily have the time; they just have the heart," our dedicated peer counselors spared time from their busy schedules to contribute to a greener future.

On Thursday, 10th October 2024, Kabarak University marked Mazingira Day with a heartwarming and impactful celebration at Emining Special School for the Visually Impaired. Led by Rhoda Chemoiwo of the Procurement Department and Pr. Esther Mwende Kapsir of Student Affairs, the university’s staff, students, and friends came together for a day of service. The event saw the participation of diverse groups, including Peer Counsellors, Christian Union, Red Cross, Kenya Model United Nations, and other departments. Their collective presence made this day truly memorable for the students and staff of the institution, embodying the essence of unity and selflessness.