TCU is celebrating its 150th anniversary with larger-than-life murals across the US. The hand-painted portraits feature the success stories of alumni who carry on the leadership they learned in Fort Worth.
John Devereaux’s mural was unveiled in October 2022.
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John Devereaux | New York City
The 32-ft mural on 25th Street in Manhattan features the stage performer and social media personality who graduated in 2012. Recently, John toured the country in the ensemble cast of “Hamilton: An American Musical.”
Katherine Beattie’s mural was unveiled in February.
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Katherine Beattie | Los Angeles
The Hollywood mural features the 2008 alumna who is working to advocate for disability representation in media. Katherine currently serves as a producer for CBS’s “NCIS” and is an active wheelchair athlete.
Desmond Bane’s mural was unveiled in April.
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Desmond Bane | Nashville
The NBA Memphis Grizzlies player and 2020 alum is in the paint again — but this time it’s a 45-ft creation on the side of a building on Broadway. Desmond donates his time to the community through youth basketball clinics, school supply drives, and outreach initiatives.
The healthcare alumni mural was unveiled this week.
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Healthcare leaders | Chicago
The 56-ft group mural features nurse Emma Joy (class of ’21), Dr. Brandon Zsigray ('14), Dr. McKenna Chalman — who graduated from the inaugural class of the Burnett School of Medicine in 2023 — and Dr. Courtney Sullivan ('17) from left to right.
The final mural will be unveiled in Cowtown this fall.
