The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplagat, extended a courtesy call today to key figures in the university's sports community. The meeting included discussions with the Sports Officer, Mr. David Langat, the outgoing Sports Director, Beryl Oyoo, and the captains of various sports disciplines, including table tennis, basketball, football, and rugby. This gathering comes on the heels of Kabarak University's triumph in the Rift Valley Championships, earning them the honor of representing the institution at the national level.

Kabarak University and the University of Ibadan, in steadfast pursuit of academic synergy and collaboration, recently witnessed a significant milestone with the arrival of two esteemed professors from the University of Ibadan onto the dynamic grounds of Kabarak University. This visit, a consequential progression from a pivotal meeting held in October, reverberated with the profound echoes of partnership and mutual learning.

Kisii University's Online Distance and E-Learning team embarked on a transformative journey to Kabarak University Online. Hosted by Dr. Moses Thiga and his adept staff, the visit was an immersion into excellence.

Kabarak University School of Law is pleased to announce the rebranding of the East Africa Community Law Journal as Jumuiya. This rebranding marks a commitment to community, reflecting the shared aspirations of East African nations. Jumuiya,  meaning community in Swahili, relates to the essence of harmonious collaboration and scholarly exploration and embodies the Kabarak commitment to developing Afrocentric and contextually relevant scholarship, along with a call for interdisciplinary research.

In a proactive move towards fostering workplace safety, Kabarak University recently joined forces with the St. John's Ambulance team to conduct an intensive Occupational Health and Safety Training session specifically tailored for lab technicians. The comprehensive program delved into a diverse range of critical topics, including Electrical Safety, Machinery Safety, Chemical Safety, and more. The objective was clear: to equip participants with essential skills necessary for maintaining a secure work environment.

In a collaborative effort to tackle the rising concerns of depression and suicide among students in Kenyan institutions of higher learning, counselors from Kabarak University have actively participated in the annual workshop organized by the Kenya Universities Professional Counselors Association (KUPCA). Held at The University of Nairobi's Main Campus, this three-day event brings together counselors from various universities across Kenya to delve into crucial topics under the theme, 'Depression and suicide among students in institutions of higher learning in Kenya: Look around, look within.'