The atmosphere at the Kabarak University Chapel today was nothing short of heavenly. A profound sense of peace, unity, and reverence filled the sanctuary as students, faculty, and staff from the Main Campus gathered for a deeply moving Holy Communion Service. It was a special opportunity to pause from the demands of academic life and come together in gratitude, reflecting on God’s unwavering faithfulness and the many milestones we have achieved as a university community throughout this fruitful year.

Today, we officially commenced a week-long orientation programme for our newly admitted students, marking the beginning of an important transition into university life at Kabarak University.

Kabarak University continues to strengthen its commitment to student welfare and academic excellence through a comprehensive review of the Students' Handbook for the 2026–2030 period.

Kabarak University today held its first Wednesday Chapel Service of the semester, bringing together students, staff, and members of the University community for a time of worship and spiritual encouragement.

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.

A strong academic culture is not built by curriculum alone, but by the people who deliver it. With this in mind, Kabarak University brought together newly appointed academic staff from its Main Campus, City Campus, and TVET Institute for a focused training on faith-integrated teaching.