In a world marked by constant change and uncertainties, traditions often serve as the bedrock that grounds communities and institutions. Kabarak University, known for its commitment to excellence and strong values, holds a cherished tradition: the annual mission outreach. However, this tradition faced an unexpected hiatus in 2020 due to the global Covid-19 pandemic. Now, with hope on the horizon and faith in a brighter future, Kabarak University has revived this noble endeavor, reaffirming its dedication to sharing the good news and serving communities.

Kabarak University stands out as a beacon of excellence in producing exceptionally competent career men and women while nurturing their talents for the ever-evolving job market. A recent encounter involving Hilda Chebet, a Business Development Manager at Eveminet Communication Solutions Limited, sheds light on Kabarak University's impactful efforts.

In the heart of Nakuru County, Kabarak University is more than just a center of higher learning; it's a vibrant community hub. Beyond its academic pursuits, Kabarak University recognizes the importance of forging strong connections with the neighboring community, which includes community members, the church, landlords, women leaders, professionals, and business owners. During a gathering, Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat emphasized the crucial role of unity among these stakeholders and conveyed the university's dedication to cultivating an environment that nurtures the ethical development of its students. His speech also highlighted the university's commitment to Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) initiatives aimed at reinforcing community ties.

Kabarak University has always believed in the importance of global perspectives in learning. The university opened its gates to students from different churches at Lenana Center in Narok as part of the "Bless Us All" International Mentorship Program. Led by Vice-Chancellor Prof. Henry Kiplangat, the university extended a warm welcome to these aspiring scholars, encouraging them to work diligently and aspire for a place at Kabarak University, where quality and affordable education awaits.

In Kenya, higher education is a crucial right, often requiring financial support. The Higher Education Loans Board (HELB) helps make this possible, yet navigating its application process can be challenging. Kabarak University is stepping up to assist new students in applying for HELB loans, showcasing their commitment to accessible education.

One of the standout moments of the Celebration of Kenya's rich cultural heritage and artistic prowess, the 95th Kenya Music Festival Winners' State Concert held at State House, Nakuru County was the electrifying performance by Kabarak University's choir, which left everyone, including the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Henry Kiplangat, and the esteemed guests, President Dr. William Samoei Arap Ruto and his deputy Rigathi Gachagwa, swaying to the mesmerizing melodies of Kabarak University's item. This performance not only showcased the incredible talents within the university but also demonstrated the power of music to unite and uplift spirits.