The Egerton University Faculty of Engineering and Technology joined engineers and stakeholders in commemorating World Engineering Day.This year's event was aligned with Sustainable Development through a series of activities under the theme, “Smart Engineering for a Sustainable Future through Innovation and Digitalization.”

Vice-Chancellor Prof. Isaac Kibwage on Wednesday attended the First Edition Stock-Take Meeting of the Mau Forest Complex Integrated Conservation and Livelihood Improvement Programme (MFC-ICLIP) at Radisson Blu Hotel Nairobi Upper Hill, alongside Director of Marketing and Resource Mobilization Nzula Kitaka.

For 76 staff who joined Egerton University over the past year, orientation was not just a routine induction session. It was a constitutional call to duty.Addressing the new employees at the Main Campus, the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Administration, Finance and Planning, Prof George Muthaa, set the tone early.

 Egerton University came alive with energy, color, and purpose as staff, partners, and sponsors took part in the annual Mau-Egerton cross country. The day began with the 4-Kilometre race for University staff. Men and women under 55 gathered early at the starting line. Stretching, warming up, and sharing smiles, participants were ready. 

This was more than a race. Every stride carried a message: fitness, teamwork, and environmental awareness.