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Kansas Wesleyan is hosting a visit day on Dec. 1 where prospective Science, Technology, Engineering and Math students can experiment with some of the new equipment made possible through recent fundraising efforts. Contact the Admissions Office at (785) 833-4305 or visit www.kwu.edu/visit.
