After high school, Mister Rogers enrolled at Dartmouth College but transferred to Rollins College in Florida after his freshman year. In 1951, he graduated from Rollins with a Bachelor of Music ...

Rollins College in Florida has raised a statue of Mister Rogers, complete with puppets and adoring children. It's a tribute to Fred Rogers, the beloved TV host who graduated from Rollins 70 years ago.

Mister Rogers visited Linfield College for honorary degree in 1982 As Mister Rogers took the stage, the graduating class of 1982 stood up and sang the theme song from his PBS television show.

This June 28, 1989 file photo shows Fred Rogers rehearsing the opening of a segment of his children’s television show program, Mr. Rogers’ Neighborhood, in Pittsburgh.

The 3,000-pound bronze sculpture, by Paul Day, honors Rollins College alumnus Fred “Mister” Rogers and is located between the chapel and the Annie Russell Theatre on the Winter Park college ...

A bronze sculpture honoring the life and legacy of Fred Rogers will be installed at his alma mater, Rollins College.British sculpture Paul Day will create the outdoor sculpture titled, A Beautiful ...

As “Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood” turns 50, Rollins College is celebrating beloved alum Fred Rogers with a self-guided walking tour that showcases campus memorabilia. “The wa… ...

Rollins College, near Orlando, FL, had its public debut for British artist’s sculpture, “A Beautiful Day in the Neighborhood.” The artwork is dedicated to alumnus Fred Rogers who graduated ...

It was a beautiful day in the neighborhood, despite the steady rain, as Florida’s Rollins College unveiled an enormous statue of legendary children’s TV host Fred Rogers this week.

Rollins College in Winter Park has unveiled a statue of beloved children's TV host Fred Rogers The statue, dubbed "A Beautiful Day for a Neighbor" depicts Mister Rogers in his iconic cardigan ...

In this photo provided by Rollins College, school officials unveil a sculpture honoring alumnus and beloved children's TV host Mister Rogers, Thursday, Oct. 28, 2021, on campus in Winter Park, Fla.

He interned on "Mister Rogers' Neighborhood" then worked on the show and later interviewed Rogers for the station. Thiel College was the first of 40 institutions to award Rogers an honorary degree.