In a captivating blend of academia and cultural exploration, the literature students from Kabarak University School of Education, Humanities & Social Sciences embarked on a thrilling academic journey to the heart of Maasai Mara on November 16, 2023. The expedition led them to the enchanting Masaai Manyatta Camp, nestled near the Sekenani Gate of the renowned Masai Mara Game Reserve in Narok. The camp, a vibrant cultural village, became the backdrop for an immersive experience that transcended the boundaries of textbooks and classrooms.

On November 16, 2023, Kabarak University witnessed a profound transformation as the KUSO President led the eagerly anticipated Next-Generation Leaders Summit in the university auditorium. This event united an illustrious lineup of speakers, including Kabarak University's Vice Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplagat, Coach Robert Burale, Senator Esther Okenyuri, and Mr. Willy Oeba, who collectively delivered insights that resonated deeply with the audience.

Kabarak University's Environmental Club joined forces with the dynamic Green Circle Foundation, a youth-led initiative, to orchestrate a tree planting extravaganza on National Tree Planting Day. This symphony of sustainability aimed not only to breathe life into the earth but also to resoundingly declare the university's dedication to environmental conservation.

In tandem with the government's ambitious plan to plant 15 billion trees in the next decade, Kabarak University is throwing open its green treasury. As you walk through the aisles of vibrant saplings, each one telling a story of resilience and growth, you have the opportunity to become a guardian of Kenya's future

Kabarak University proudly welcomes Prof. Joel Kipkemboli Kibos as the newly-minted Chairholder of the UNESCO Chair on Culture and Arts in Education for Sustainable Development. This appointment, a crescendo of scholarly achievement, marks a momentous occasion for both the university and the broader community.

Kabarak University in a momentous event that brought together a distinguished array of guests, celebrated the inauguration of the UNESCO Chair on Culture and Arts in Education for Sustainable Development. The ceremony, graced by the acting secretary general of Kenya National Commission for UNESCO, Dr. James Njogu, and Nakuru Deputy Governor Hon. David Kones amonst other key guests from UNESCO and other universities nation-wide, marked a significant milestone for both the university and the broader community.