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This morning, fifteen volunteers from EWB-UD headed over to the WCCSP Nature Center to help maintain the surrounding trails.

A new academic year has begun and with that comes a new year of EWB UD! We kicked off the year with two very well attended meetings where we informed interested students about what EWB is, what [...]

Today Charlie, Megan, and I went to Mphero to conduct the pump test and recovery test on our second test borehole with Rodu, while Curt, Meredith, and Emma went to the Sub-Traditional Authority’s [...]

Today we finished drilling at 38 meters, but ran the risk of an internal collapse so we set the casing at 37.1 meters. We are optimistic about the geophysics at this depth with the material that [...]

Moni! (“Hello” in Chichewa) Muli bwanji? (“How are you?” in Chichewa)   We flew to Johannesburg, South Africa, and from there we flew to Blantyre, Malawi. Our friends Joe, who works for VIP, [...]

Greetings from the Malawi Team and welcome to our travel blog! In less than 24 hours we will en route to Mphero Malawi, taking off into over 18 hours of travel filled with countless movies, [...]

EWB-UD’s very own president Sarah Hartman and member Jessica Fedetz were featured on Girl Scouts USA’s official blog! The post chronicles not only their journey through their Girl [...]

The Malawi Project team is happy to announce that the 903 Implementation Agreement has been signed between Engineers Without Borders, Villages in Partnership (VIP), and Mphero Village.

With the semester wrapping to its logical conclusion, it is apt time to reflect.  Through commissioning the two sample designs, we have learned a lot about the capabilities of the 3D-Printing [...]

This past month, current Philippines project manager and incoming Engineers Without Borders University of Delaware Chapter president Sarah Hartman was named a 2016 Truman Scholar!