The four-day orientation programme for Kabarak University’s September 2026 first-year students concluded on Thursday, 10 September, after a week of sessions designed to help the new students settle into university life and understand the academic, spiritual and support structures available to them.

A new semester began at Kabarak University with worship, reflection and a simple reminder: no one has to walk the journey alone.

New members of staff have begun their journey at Kabarak University with an orientation seminar designed to help them understand the University's culture, values, policies and expectations.

For many of the new students seated in the University Auditorium on Monday morning, it was their first real experience of life at Kabarak University. The gathering marked the beginning of a four-day orientation programme organised by the Office of the Dean of Students to help first-years understand university life, academic expectations and the opportunities and support systems available to them.

Access to healthcare at Kabarak University is taking another step forward with the commissioning of new diagnostic and physiotherapy equipment at the KABU Medical Centre.