Kabarak University's School of Education, Humanities, and Social Sciences hosted a Stakeholders Conference on "Guidelines to Curriculum Review in the Teacher Education Programs (TEPS)." The event held at the Kabarak University convocation hall, inaugurated by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, emphasized the university's commitment to staying ahead in teacher education.

The Kabarak University Student Organization (KUSO) elected members were sworn in, officially marking the commencement of their leadership roles. President Forester Kokeyo and his team pledged their commitment to serving the student body with integrity and a vision for positive change.

Pravin Forester Kokeyo, the newly sworn-in KUSO President, took the stage during the Kabarak University weekly Wednesday chapel to deliver his first message as the 2024 Kabarak university student president. His statement, "I'm not cut out from a different cloth but I only became the first among equals," encapsulates a leadership philosophy built on inclusivity and unity.

Kabarak University marked a significant milestone in its democratic process with the successful conduct of the 2024/2025 Kabarak University Students Organization (KUSO) elections, leveraging the Kabarak University Electronic Voting Information System (EVIS). This innovative approach facilitated widespread student participation, ensuring inclusivity and transparency in the electoral process.

Staff members from the Rift Valley Technical Training Institute (RVTTI) engaged in a benchmarking exercise at Kabarak University, focusing on various administrative areas to bolster professional development and knowledge exchange.

High school students from Meteitei Boys (Nandi) and The Irene School (Maralal) visited Kabarak University for a pre-university program. The day included interactive sessions with lecturers, personalized career guidance, and a campus tour.