List of Texas State University alumni

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The list of Texas State University alumni includes notable alumni of Texas State University.

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Politics and government[edit]

Military[edit]

Music[edit]

Media[edit]

Journalism and literature[edit]

Sports[edit]

Art[edit]

Education[edit]

Business[edit]

Medicine[edit]

Notable alumni gallery[edit]

  • Lyndon B. Johnson, B.Ed. '30
    Lyndon B. Johnson, B.Ed. '30
  • Powers Boothe, B.A. '69
    Powers Boothe, B.A. '69
  • George Strait, B.S. '79, Honorary Ph.D. '06
    George Strait, B.S. '79, Honorary Ph.D. '06
  • General Robert L. Rutherford, B.B.A. '61
    General Robert L. Rutherford, B.B.A. '61

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