When it comes to igniting the stage with electrifying performances, the Kabarak University School of Music and Media takes center stage, leaving audiences fascinated and grooving to the beat of pure passion. The music students' sensational shows are a testament to the creativity cultivated within our walls, where dreams are set ablaze, and brilliance takes its rightful place. Every note played resonates with greatness, and every moment becomes an unforgettable masterpiece, embodying the very essence of Kabarak University's spirit. 

In a remarkable series of events, Kabarak University played host to a triumphant visitation program for high school students from three different institutions - Bunyore Girls High School, Kipsigis Girls High School, and Bishop Alexander Muge Girls Kitale. With the aim of providing these young minds with a glimpse into university life, the three-day consecutive visits not only succeeded in portraying the vibrant academic environment at Kabarak but also ignited the flames of aspiration within these aspiring students.

Kabarak University extends its heartfelt congratulations to the exceptional students who have been placed at our esteemed institution through the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS). Your dedication, hard work, and commitment have brought you to this pivotal juncture in your educational journey, and we are delighted to welcome you to the Kabarak family.

Kabarak University experienced an extraordinary and spiritually uplifting event as a number of students were baptised. The occasion, held with profound reverence and celebration, symbolized the integration of faith and education at the institution. Under the watchful eyes of the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, the baptism event carried a profound message of spiritual growth and transformation for the university community.

In a riveting and impassioned interview on The Raushwa Show, Kabarak University's Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, made a compelling case for why students should choose Kabarak University as their preferred institution of higher learning. Hosted by the charismatic Wilson Kamiti and featuring Kabarak University alumna Rachel Kahugu from the Department of Mass Communication, the interview shed light on the university's commitment to quality education, its numerous achievements in recent competitions, and the warm welcome extended to successful students placed by the Kenya Universities and Colleges Central Placement Service (KUCCPS).

Kabarak University celebrated the outgoing classes of 4.2's and 5.3's with a heartwarming Wednesday special chapel. The momentous occasion where students were dedicated to the Lord and commissioned to showcase to the world the transformative impact of their Kabarak experience. Led by the students themselves, the chapel featured a panel discussion moderated by the Kabarak University Chaplain, Rev. Justus Mutuku, providing valuable insights into their remarkable Kabarak journey. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry K. Kiplangat, left an indelible mark with his fatherly talk, inspiring the graduates to be the best version of themselves as they embarked on their journey beyond the university's gates.