From March 11th to 15th, 2024, Kabarak University's Nakuru City Campus buzzed with activity as they hosted a comprehensive Health Awareness Week. This initiative, organized by the Counselling section in collaboration with KABU Medical Centre, aimed to empower staff and students with knowledge and resources to prioritize their physical and mental well-being.

A group of Mass Communication students from Kabarak University, along with their faculty members, recently embarked on a heartwarming visit to The Port Reitz School in Mombasa as part of their academic trip. The Port Reitz School caters to children with special needs, including physical, mental, and social challenges.

Kabarak University witnessed a dynamic Health Care Week on March 12th and 13th, as Kabarak Medical Centre, peer counsellors, and Shazmeen Kassam from Warriors of Hope joined hands to enhance student well-being. The program offered crucial health screenings, including HIV and cervical cancer tests, alongside insightful sessions on breast and cervical health, cancer awareness, and reproductive health.

Kabarak University will represent Kenya in the East Africa University Games after clinching the ladies chess title in the Kenya University Sports Federation (KUSF) national championship held last weekend.

Kabarak University recently facilitated a workshop titled "Promoting Meaningful, Beneficial and Informed Participation of African Communities in the Development and Utilization of AI Solutions" at the Association for the Advancement of Artificial Intelligence (AAAI) conference.

On March 9th, 2024, a group from Kabarak University's Nakuru City Campus, including the Christian Union, Peer Counselors, and AYLF Club, embarked on a community outreach program to Nakuru Hill Special School. Led by their patron, Ms. Veronicah Kombich, the group aimed to spread love and support to the school's special needs students.