Kabarak University has taken another significant step in promoting innovation and student empowerment with the official launch of the Visionary Innovators Prodigies (VIPs), an initiative designed to nurture creativity, leadership, and problem-solving among future educators.

Members of University Management, project leaders, the project consultant, and the contractor visited the ongoing construction site for the anatomy laboratory to review the progress of the construction works, assess the quality of implementation, and discuss project timelines and key milestones. The engagement forms part of the University's commitment to ensuring that the facility is delivered to the highest standards of quality and within the planned schedule.

What happens in the field is just as important as what happens in the lecture hall. That was the focus at Kabarak University as Bachelor of Science in Agricultural Education and Extension students took part in a hands-on training session on sustainable soil health and fertilizer use, led by experts from the agricultural industry.

The Kabarak University Student Organisation (KUSO) is hosting the May-August Semester 2026 Sports Week, bringing together students and staff from the Main and City Campuses for five days of competition, teamwork, and school spirit. Running from 30th June to 4th July 2026, the event has turned the University's sports grounds into lively spaces where talent, determination, and healthy competition take centre stage.

The Kabarak University community gathered for the Wednesday Chapel Service on 1st July 2026, where Rev. Justus Mutuku delivered a thought-provoking sermon titled "Resilience Under Attack: The Case of Micaiah," drawing his message from 1 Kings 22 and the theme verse in 2 Corinthians 4:8-9.

The best way to learn hospitality is to step into the kitchen, serve real meals, and work as a team. That is exactly what Hospitality students in the School of Business and Economics at Kabarak University do every week during their practical sessions.