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Dream Big, Horned Frogs


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Dear Horned Frogs,

Fall weather has arrived just in time for a big week at TCU. October 9-14, the TCU campus will wrap up its Sesquicentennial year celebrations.

On Friday, October 13, the Horned Frog community is invited to a concert on the Campus Commons, FrogFest, fireworks and other activities. Together, we’ll celebrate Lead On: A Campaign for TCU and countdown to the next 150 years!

Photos at the Mural

Until then, enjoy the beautiful weather and visit the 70-foot mural at Lubbock and Berry St. Created by Class of 2023 graduate Natalie Neale, take your picture underneath the inspiring words, “Dream Big. Be Bold. Lead On.”

The Berry St. mural is the capstone in a series of nationwide murals engaging with alumni across the U.S. throughout our 150th year. Kudos to TCU’s Marketing & Communication team for their vision and execution of this outstanding campaign! 

All Things TCU

You can also visit the BLUU for an indoor exhibit featuring the inspiring alumni stories from the nationwide murals. Downtown, visit Frogs on Fourth: A Purple Pop-Up to experience all things TCU – including a larger-than-life “frogs up” hand sign.

Our People

We are grateful for all the people who make TCU the incredible university it is today. The finale is about you – the TCU students, faculty, staff and alumni who are making an impact in our region and the global community daily. 

As we celebrate the conclusion of this magical 150th year, I have no doubt that Horned Frogs will continue to Dream Big. Be Bold. and Lead On.

Daniel W. Pullin

President

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