Today was a memorable and impactful day as our Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Kiplangat, together with members of the university management team, hosted Safaricom PLC, Church leaders, and National Government officials during a successful tree-planting exercise held at Kipkelion Farm. The event brought together students, staff, members of the local community, and government leaders in a united effort to promote environmental conservation and sustainability. The National Government delegation, led by...Read More
Kenya Highlands University had the distinct honor of hosting Rev. Dr. David Tarus, Executive Director of the Association for Christian Theological Education in Africa (ACTEA), during a significant courtesy visit that underscored the strong and growing partnership between the two institutions. The visit was led by the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Kiplangat, together with the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academics, Research & Students Affairs), Rev. Dr. Paul Lokol, who warmly received...Read More
The Africa Gospel Church (AGC) Kenya, sponsor of Kenya Highlands University, officially opened and dedicated its new headquarters in Nairobi in a historic ceremony attended by national leaders, church officials, and the university community, marking a new chapter of growth, faith, and partnership.Read More
A significant step toward strengthening research and innovation at Kenya Highlands University was marked by a strategic meeting between the Vice Chancellor, Prof. Joseph Kiplangat, and the Board of the Highlands Institute for Research, Development and Innovation (HIRDI). The meeting brought together a distinguished board led by the Chairperson, Dr. Fredrick Sawe( Walter Reed Research Institute) alongside members: Dr. Richard Sang, Dr. Pius Bett, Dr. Daniel Ngeno, Mr.Francis Lipuku, Dr....Read More
Kenya Highlands University has partnered in a Climate Action Menstrual Cup Revolving Fund Research Project to promote menstrual health, gender equality, and environmental sustainability. The initiative aims to address menstrual poverty, improve school attendance among girls, and reduce environmental pollution through sustainable menstrual solutionsRead More
