Kabarak University held its 36th Annual Baptismal Service on Sunday, bringing together members of the Kabarak Community for a significant celebration of faith, commitment, and spiritual renewal. The service saw 68 baptismal candidates from different denominations receive baptism, marking an important milestone in their Christian journey.

Kabarak University was among 19 Kenyan universities represented at the 3rd Annual East Africa Guild Leaders' Summit held at Makerere University in Uganda. Two student leaders, accompanied by the Dean of Students, joined more than 1,500 student leaders from across the East African Community for discussions on youth leadership, regional integration, innovation, and the future of the region.

On Thursday, 23rd July 2026, Kabarak University welcomed a team from the Nursing Council of Kenya (NCK) for a routine quality inspection of its nursing programme. The exercise formed part of the Council's quality assurance process to assess the University's capacity to deliver nursing education in line with national standards.

Maintaining excellence in legal education requires more than strong teaching. It calls for regular independent evaluation to ensure academic programmes continue to meet national standards and the changing needs of the legal profession. It was in this spirit that Kabarak University welcomed an accreditation team from the Council of Legal Education (CLE) for a scheduled quality review of its Bachelor of Laws (LL.B.) programme as part of the licence renewal process. Under Kenya's legal education framework, institutions offering law programmes are licensed for five years and undergo periodic quality audits and renewal reviews to maintain their accreditation.