A year-long mural campaign showcasing TCU alumni serving as leaders across the country ended with a new mural on campus. This mural, located on Lubbock Avenue just north of West Berry Street, is the finale of a five-mural series that began in New York City and continued to Los Angeles, Nashville and Chicago. “While we were eager to showcase how Horned Frogs are making an impact nationwide and globally, we always wanted to end the campaign here on campus with a mural that allowed the campus community to be part of TCU’s story,” Kris Copeland, creative director for marketing and communication, said. Campus landmarks such as Frog Fountain, common phrases such as ‘Riff Ram’ and symbols for the future such as mockingbirds are incorporated into the mural. “Central to the design is the motif of the ‘ripple effect,’ where the impact of one person can spread out in all directions like water ripples, touching others and ultimately the world,” Copeland said. “This concept is near and dear to Horned Frogs, as the flow of waters in Frog Fountain similarly represents how TCU students impact each other, spreading knowledge from one class to the next.”
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TCU brings the 150th mural campaign home to campus
By Ella Funke, Staff Writer
Published Oct 13, 2023
The new mural on campus, located north of West Berry Street.
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