Kabarak University’s School of Pharmacy celebrated a significant milestone today as 84 graduating pharmacists from the Class of 2024 participated in an Oath-taking and Dedication Ceremony at the SAWIA Auditorium. Themed “Pharmacy: The Heart of Healthcare and Drug Manufacturing,” the event reflected the transformative impact of pharmacists on healthcare systems and innovation. Distinguished guests from the pharmaceutical industry, academia, and Kabarak University’s management graced the occasion. Dr. Titus Suge, Dean of the School of Pharmacy, delivered inspiring remarks, while Hon. Fellow Prof. Francis Ndemo, the keynote speaker, emphasized the indispensable role pharmacists play in patient care and advancing health systems.

We are proud to announce that 26 final-year students from Kabarak University's School of Business and Economics have been selected for the highly competitive Kenya Commercial Bank (KCB) Internship Program. This prestigious opportunity follows a rigorous selection process organized by KCB, where these students were chosen based on their outstanding academic performance, relevant skillsets, and strong potential to contribute to the banking sector.

The School of Medicine and Health Sciences at Kabarak University hosted a heartwarming oathing and pinning ceremony for its graduating students. The event was a celebration of excellence and elegance, with students dressed impeccably, each showcasing the best from their wardrobes. It was a moment to honor their transformative journey as they took their professional oaths in their respective disciplines: Family Medicine, Nursing, Clinical Medicine, Human Nutrition & Dietetics, Biomedical Sciences and Public Health. Highlights of the day included the nursing students’ symbolic candle-lighting tradition, where the graduating class passed the light to the incoming students, symbolizing the continuity of service and excellence.

Kabarak University kicked off its Computer Science Education Week in style with a transformative one-day workshop on December 4th, 2024, held at the School of Law's Sawia Auditorium. The workshop, organized with the support of the ENGAGE program, highlighted cutting-edge advancements in data science and artificial intelligence (AI), as well as their game-changing applications in public health.

A wave of celebration and pride swept through the Kabarak University School of Law Senate Room as the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, hosted a heartwarming luncheon in honor of the university’s sportsmen and sportswomen. These remarkable athletes, who have carried the university’s banner with unmatched zeal and determination throughout the year, were lauded for their exceptional contributions. Organized by the Students Affairs Department under the vibrant leadership of Dr. Dorcas Githaiga, the Dean of Students, the event was a radiant showcase of gratitude and encouragement, blending moments of joy, inspiration, and reflection.