On November 16, 2023, Kabarak University witnessed a profound transformation as the KUSO President led the eagerly anticipated Next-Generation Leaders Summit in the university auditorium. This event united an illustrious lineup of speakers, including Kabarak University's Vice Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplagat, Coach Robert Burale, Senator Esther Okenyuri, and Mr. Willy Oeba, who collectively delivered insights that resonated deeply with the audience.

It was a special Wednesday at Kabarak University, one that diverged from the usual routine. On this extraordinary KUSO Wednesday, the campus community came together to celebrate their achievements and express their gratitude for the unwavering support from the university's management. The day was filled with pride, reflection, and a touch of excitement as students, faculty, and staff gathered to commemorate their journey towards becoming leaders of tomorrow.

At Kabarak University, the dedication to creating a safer and healthier community is evident in the proactive efforts of our peer counselors and professional counselors. Today, we embarked on an in-reach and outreach program to raise awareness about drug and substance abuse, with a particular focus on the critical issue of mental health. The central message of the day was clear and straightforward: "Drugs and substance use are harmful to your health."

Over the weekend, the town of Molo came alive with an overwhelming display of community spirit and solidarity as Kabarak University's medical team spearheaded a remarkable medical camp at Molo Stadium. The event saw hundreds of residents from Molo and its surrounding areas gather for much-needed medical consultation, screening, and treatment services. This endeavor was not only a testament to the university's commitment to public health but also a demonstration of the power of partnerships and the incredible impact of humanitarian efforts.

On October 23, 2023, the Department of Spiritual and Student Affairs at Kabarak University undertook an inspiring mentorship program at Kipsogon Secondary School in Mogotio, Kenya. This event, organized by dedicated peer counselors under the guidance of Pr. Esther Kapsir and Ms. Veronica Kombchi, was a testament to the university's commitment to making a positive impact on the local community.

In a world bustling with activity, we often overlook the small pockets of hope and resilience that exist within our communities. On October 20, 2023, MASHUJAA DAY, our students had the privilege of experiencing such a pocket of hope during a visit to Israel Faith Children's Home. The Empowerment Club, Journalism Club, and KUSO partnered for an initiative to bring smiles and happiness to the children at Israel Faith Children's Home. The initiative, 'SMILE FOR A SMILE', led by Mr. and Miss Kabarak University, aimed at raising contributions in the form of dry foodstuffs, clothing, books, and stationery to support the children at the home. The heartwarming visit involved activities such as fun and games, pageantry, talent showcasing, and sharing a meal.