Oct 19 2025

10/20: REU Workshop

Are you interested in conducting research in mathematics (or any relevant field)? The National Science Foundation (NSF) sponsors Research Experiences for Undergraduates (REU) each year! These experiences typically happen over the summer semester (when most of us are not taking classes) and serve as a great opportunity to see what the research process is like. These are also a great introduction to different fields of mathematics that you don ‘t always see in your classes.

Our GBM on 10/20 will go into what an REU is, what to expect, how to get into one, and more! Please join us in ENG2 0205 at 7PM. See you there!

A computer screen displays "Pegasus Math Club is hosting a REU workshop" with event details; hands interact with the screen and text outlines workshop activities.

Sep 30 2025

Problem Solving Competition

Three young men stand in front of a whiteboard. The person on the left points at the center person, who is being patted on the head. The person on the right stands with hands at sides.

On September 22nd, we held our first problem solving competition for Fall 2025. The winners are Drew, Peyton, and Conan! Congratulations! Link to the questions: https://docs.google.com/document/d/141bAnEzsN-3INxpi1yg3Hsjj4XarWDNqvEFpfhv0uzM/edit?usp=sharing.

Sep 05 2025

Second Fall 2025 GBM & Family Night!

On Sept. 5th, PMC will be at Family Night. Come by our booth for some fun math problems and to learn more about the club!

On Sept. 8th, we will have our second GBM. Andrew Boyd (our VP) will give a talk on some counterintuitive problems in probability. Come join us in ENG2 205 at 7PM. Pizza will be provided!

Flyer for Pegasus Math Club meeting on Sep. 8 at 7 PM in ENG2 Room 0205; topic: Counterintuitive Topics in Probability; includes a poker scene image and free pizza announcement.

Feb 11 2025

First Spring 2025 GBM!

02/11/25 2PM - 4PM TA 0221 Join us for information on this semester's plans and some games and pizza at the end!

Jan 11 2025

UCF @ JMM 2025

UCF students presented research via poster presentations and talks at the Joint Mathematics Meeting 2025 in Seattle, WA.

(Left to right: Brenden, Daniel, Taylore, Gabriel)

Jan 01 2025

2025 Spring Integration Bee Interest Form

Google form link attached!

(Photo: Fall 2024 Integration Bee)

Sep 23 2024

Second GBM! (Fall 2024)

Join us for the second General Body Meeting of the Collegiate Mathematical Society!

Timothy Denney will be giving a presentation entitled “Computational Mathematics and its Applications in Civil Engineering” and there will be a TRIVIA NIGHT right afterwards!

We will have pizza as well, so come join us! We look forward to seeing you!!

Mar 15 2024

Mock Research Conference and Officer Nominations!

Come out to our general body meeting today to see fascinating research some of our members are working on! This will be followed by officer nominations, and of course, pizza, as always!

Mar 15 2024

Machine Learning Workshop!

Our vice-president, Al, will be hosting a two-day machine learning workshop after Spring Break (on Tuesday, 3/26, and Thursday, 3/28, from 4-6 PM, in MSB 110). This is a beginner-friendly course that is open to all, so please make it if you can!

Mar 01 2024

UCF Integration Bee

Thank you to everyone who came out and participated in the first annual UCF Integration Bee in several years! It was really fulfilling to see an old tradition of the Collegiate Mathematical Society revive and have so much interest behind it. Because the contest was so well received, we hope to organize this contest each semester.

Special congratulations to our Grand Integrator, Giuliano, and our runner-up, Maverick! For those of you who will still be in undergrad for Fall 2024, make sure to give the contest another try!

Finally, thank you so much to Scully for being an amazing MC and for everyone else behind the scenes who made this event possible! With more interest, we will definitely improve our contest each time and grow as an organization.