For many of the new students seated in the University Auditorium on Monday morning, it was their first real experience of life at Kabarak University. The gathering marked the beginning of a four-day orientation programme organised by the Office of the Dean of Students to help first-years understand university life, academic expectations and the opportunities and support systems available to them.

The Marsabit Mission Outreach team continued its ministry in Loglogo Town during the second and third days of the week-long mission, combining medical outreach with evangelism and spiritual ministry.

The Marsabit Mission Outreach team continued its ministry in Loglogo Town during the second and third days of the week-long mission, combining medical outreach with evangelism and spiritual ministry.

The call to serve goes beyond the classroom. It is a call to reach communities, share hope, and live out the Christian faith through action.

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.