Kabarak University is hosting the Kenya University Librarians Committee (KULC) Consultative Engagement, bringing together Heads of University Libraries from across Kenya for a transformative two-day meeting on 16–17 September 2026 at the Main Campus. While KULC has served as a foundational pillar for academic libraries since its inception in 1986, this gathering marks a historic milestone in its complete revitalisation.

Kabarak University hosted a team of library staff from Daystar University, led by Jane Yobera, University Librarian at Daystar University, for a benchmarking pre-visit to the University Library.

As part of its commitment to supporting academic excellence and student success, the Kabarak University Library conducted a library orientation and information literacy session on Friday, 19th June 2026, for first-year Bachelor of Pharmacy students.

Access to reliable information is at the heart of quality learning, teaching, and research. To improve the user experience and enhance access to knowledge resources, the University Library has successfully upgraded its Online Public Access Catalog (OPAC) and Institutional Repository (IR).

Kabarak University has officially concluded Library Open Week 2026, a week-long initiative dedicated to strengthening research culture, promoting awareness of electronic resources, and empowering both students and staff with essential academic support tools. The closing ceremony brought together members of university management, library staff, and students in a reflective and celebratory gathering.

Kabarak University has officially launched its Library Open Week 2026, a dynamic and engaging initiative designed to showcase the evolving role of the university library in teaching, learning, and research.