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Whether making groundbreaking discoveries, reaching new goals, exploring uncharted territory or smashing personal records, Knights are driven to do more and be more. And with more than 300,000 alumni spanning across Central Florida, the nation and the world, you’re never far from fellow Knights who can help you on our quest toward excellence, impact and innovation.
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Pegasus, the official magazine of the University of Central Florida, is published three times a year and mailed to more than 225,000 alumni, students, faculty and members of our community.
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