Kabarak University has always been a believer in creating opportunities for the well-deserved. Opening its gates for Highschool students to have a taste of the experience of where they will be coming to in the next season of their higher learning has always been a blessing to those students who walk back to their busses with smiles worn on their faces.

The first-year Orientation program is a one-of-a-kind session at Kabarak University. The Program runs for a week for every intake. For September intake 2022, the university has organized the program to run from Monday the 26^th to Wednesday the 28^th at the university auditorium.

World Pharmacists Day on September 25 is a celebration of every pharmacist, pharmaceutical scientist, and others who are part of this field. Kabarak University School of Pharmacy led by Dr. Titus Suge was joined by the Pharmaceutical Society of Kenya for a walk from Railways to Westside mall in Nakuru Town to commemorate this day.

Kabarak university has partnered with the ministry of health, Kenya Red Cross, Kenya Tissue and Transplant Authority, Damu KE, rotary club of Nakuru and Lions international in a two-day blood donation exercise that will be happening on the 19^th and the 20^th from 9:00 Am to 4:00 Pm outside the auditorium in Kabarak University Main campus.

Often, people do not know what they want until it is shown to them. Kabarak University thrives on familiarity together with the belief that people get attracted to what meets the eye which is why we open our doors to the world every day.

Student organization of Kibabii University with their dean of students Dr. Alice Mutai and the chaplain Dr. Leonard Juma were received by the acting dean of students Kabarak University Dr. Dorcas Githaiga, assistant dean Mr. Dishon Mngoda, the chaplain Rev. Justus Mutuku and the Kabarak University Counselling team at Kabarak University Online Center (KABUO). They visited the University to benchmark the Kabarak University student Organization (KUSO) led by the president miss Lorraine Koskei and to understand how Kabarak counselling and chaplaincy departments work.