Engineers Without Borders volunteered at Kids Science and Engineering Day on March 30th, 2024. Thank you Society of Women Engineers for putting on this event, we can’t wait for next year!

Engineers Without Borders is hosting our first Coug-Starter fundraising drive! Any donation helps. Feel free to share this page or our Coug-Starter page with friends and family to spread the word! Donate at https://cougstarter.wsu.edu/project/41693.

Come celebrate giving Tuesday with us by supporting a great cause while enjoying drink specials, an exclusive EWB glass, adult and child friendly games, and more! Free General Admission Live Music Games $5 Individual Drink Tickets $15 EWB Custom Glass & 2 Drink Tickets Tuesday December 3rd at the Lumberyard Food Hall (305 N Grand Read more about Winter Community Fest[…]

The school year has started which means we are having our weekly meetings again. We will plan to meet every Monday at 4 pm in Sloan 161 (unless otherwise stated). We will update the events page on fundraising events, game nights, and other fun events. This club is not exclusive to engineering majors. People with Read more about Weekly Meetings[…]

Apologies for the late update! We have had some long days with formwork and pouring concrete. The project is definitely coming along well! It’s wonderful to see the community so involved as we progress.

Update Number Two! We have begun the construction process by diverting the stream, building concrete formwork, leveling ground, and digging a big hole! Up next is actually placing our forms and pouring concrete!

We have arrived in Panama and begun working! Here is a short video of our first couple days in country. Throughout the rest of our time here, updates of our trip will continue to be posted! Enjoy!

We officially have a team on ground in Panama right now! Please look here or on our Facebook page for updates.

Several members of EWB gathered together before traveling to Panama in order to be sure that the water pump design would work. The water pump was placed inside a trough of water and was wired up as it was designed to be in Panama. The result… the system worked as expected. Please follow along with Read more about Testing the Water Pump[…]