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List of Texas Christian University alumni

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Texas Christian University has more than 90,000 living alumni.[1] Following is a list of notable Texas Christian University alumni by profession.

Art

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  • Glenda Green – artist; author of Love Without End, Jesus Speaks (1998)
  • Mary McCleary – contemporary artist with works in numerous public collections

Business

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Education

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Bob Schieffer, class of '59

Entertainment

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Law

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Gordon England, former Secretary of the Navy

Military

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Politics

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Jake Arrieta
LaDainian Tomlinson, class of 2005

Sports

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Writing and journalism

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Other

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  • Carson Huey-You – youngest graduate in TCU history, Graduated with a Bachelor's Degree in physics at age 14.

Fictional alumni

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