Kabarak University today marked the spiritual beginning of the new semester with a meaningful Wednesday Welcome Chapel Service held at the Kabarak Community Chapel. The service was organized by the Chaplaincy Department and brought together students, faculty, and staff for a time of worship, reflection, and encouragement as the academic journey for the semester unfolds.

At the Kabarak University ODeL Centre, faculty members convened for the first professional development session of the year, a refresher training on the conversion of teaching notes for asynchronous facilitation in preparation for the January - May 2026 semester. The session focused on the practical process of transforming conventional classroom materials into high-quality, self-paced learning modules. This initiative equips lecturers to effectively support learners within a digital academic environment where access to education transcends time and physical location, enabling students to engage with course content at their own pace.

Kabarak University has officially opened its gates to welcome students admitted for the January 2026 intake, marking the beginning of a new academic journey for a fresh cohort of learners. Students from across the country and beyond are joining the University s dynamic academic community as they take their first steps into higher education.

Kabarak University proudly celebrates a remarkable global recognition of our own staff member, Mr. David Kipchirchir Koech, a dedicated librarian at the Daniel T. Arap Moi Library.

Kabarak University proudly celebrates the academic milestone of Dr. Phyllis Waruguru from the Department of Human Nutrition and Dietetics, School of Medicine and Health Sciences, following her successful completion of a Doctor of Philosophy in Applied Human Nutrition.