Exciting times are underway at Kabarak University School of Pharmacy as we embark on a significant leap forward in shaping pharmacy education's future. Recently, we successfully completed a comprehensive review of our curriculum, meticulously fine-tuning our courses to align with pharmacists' ever-evolving needs. Our aim is to ensure that our graduates are equipped with the highest level of competence and skills, enabling them to excel in their careers.

The Kabarak University center for Health Informatics in conjunction with Google Health and Intellisoft Consulting hosted a series of webinars, bootcamps and a hackathon in June and July 2023 to introduce participants to the Open Health Stack as a set of key concepts and tooling required to build next gen digital health apps.

July marks a significant milestone for the Institute of Human Resource Management (IHRM) as they celebrate Human Resource Month along with the 10th anniversary of the enactment of the Human Resource Management Professionals Act, Number 52 of 2012. To commemorate this momentous occasion, IHRM has partnered with Kabarak University, Egerton University, St. Paul's University, and Mount Kenya University for a career talk aimed at empowering and encouraging aspiring human resource professionals. The event aims to recognize, appreciate, and raise awareness of the vital role played by HR professionals in the success of organizations.

Kabarak University has made notable advancements in the latest Webometrics rankings. In the July 2023 edition, the university moved up one position to secure the 21st spot in Kenya. This is a significant improvement from its previous positions of 22 in January 2023 and 24 in the July 2022 editions. This achievement highlights the university's commitment to excellence and its growing impact on the academic world.

In a remarkable show of partnership and dedication to fostering development, Kabarak University's School of Science & Information Technology took a significant step forward in strengthening ties with the County Government of Meru. The university's delegation, comprising Dr. Andrew Kipkebut and Ruoro Simon, both esteemed lecturers, paid a courtesy call to Dr. Kiambi Atheru, the County Secretary and Head of Public Service. The meeting, held in Dr. Atheru's office, centered on exploring potential areas of collaboration for mutual benefit.

In a heartwarming and uplifting gesture, Kabarak University welcomed a group of eager Form Four students from Njoro Central Secondary School. The students' visit to the university served as both motivation and a remarkable opportunity for career exposure before they embark on their Kenya Certificate of Secondary Education (KCSE) exams in November. The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, expressed his gratitude to the students during the weekly Kabarak University Wednesday chapel and extended a warm invitation for them to consider Kabarak as their choice for pursuing higher education.