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A group of Australian organisations are using humanitarian engineering to provide clean drinking water to Timor-Leste.

An innovative solar-powered cold storage design jointly developed by students of Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB) and City, University of London, has won gold at the Efficiency for Access Design Challenge 2021-22.

/PRNewswire/ -- Confie, the largest auto insurance and personal lines distributor in the US, is excited to share they will be awarding six scholarships to...

For the fifth year in a row, The Logic reached out to Canada’s top engineering and computer-science schools to find out which rising stars are on their way…

John Kraus, the new CEO at Engineers Without Borders UK, talks to Neil Tyler about the responsible engineering movement.

Experience art from around the world and support economic empowerment in a unique, locally-designed pop-up marketplace on UNM Campus. International Business Students Global (IBSG), an honors student organization based at UNM’s Anderson School of...

Civil engineer Daniel Lambert has accomplished a lot with his work in the water industry. But it is his embrace

CU Boulder alumni among first Peace Corps volunteers to return overseas.

Sixteen members of Princeton’s Class of 2022 became commissioned officers in the U.S. Army and Marine Corps on May 24 during a ceremony led by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff Gen. Mark Milley, a Class of 1980 graduate who himself was commission

The International Center at the University of Kentucky has announced the 2022 UK Global Impact Award winners. Recipients comprise faculty, staff, alumni and community members who have significantly contributed to the university’s global engagement through education, research and service, as well those who have fostered a culturally diverse, welcoming environment.