In 1964 the Republic of Kenya was born. Morris Mbondenyi and John Ambani define a true republic as one where the people play a predominant role in governance, being the source from which governmental authority flows from and that the government is meant to serve their welfare. 60 years later, the question of whether Kenya has truly lived up to the essence of republicanism hangs in the air.

A group of boys from Maranda High School embarked on a pre-university visit to Kabarak University, leaving them motivated to excel in their academic pursuits. The interactive session at the Daniel Toroitich Library's conference hall provided insights into the university's offerings and values.

Kabarak University is gearing up to host the John H. Jackson Moot Court Competition, Africa Regional Rounds from April 18-21, 2024. The Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat and some members of management visited the School of Law to inspect the ongoing preparations.

Kabarak University's School of Business and Economics partnered with the Counseling Department in a proactive move to prioritize student well-being, for a stress management session. Held at the university auditorium, the event focused on stress recognition, its signs, and practical management techniques.

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.