Mister Rogers

A bronze sculpture honoring Rollins’ most famous alumnus carries his legacy of kindness and service to future generations.

The Rollins stories you loved most this year—one more time.

On October 28, Rollins unveiled the long-awaited sculpture celebrating the life and work of our most beloved alumnus, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H.

How renowned British sculptor Paul Day created a Rollins monument to the College’s most famous alum.

A bronze sculpture honoring the life and legacy of our most beloved alumnus, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H, will soon call Rollins home.

Rollins says goodbye to Joanne Rogers ’50 ’05H, the uncommonly kind, prolific pianist who played an instrumental role in the life and legacy of her husband and everyone’s favorite neighbor, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H.

Join us for a special event celebrating the music of our most beloved alumnus, Fred Rogers ’51 ’74H.

Why is there a renewed groundswell of interest in Fred Rogers ’51? The answer is as radically simple as the man himself.

On March 5, Rollins’ self-guided campus tour of memorabilia returns to honor the College’s most beloved alumnus.

It’s been 50 years since the debut of Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood, so what better way to honor our most famous alumnus than by celebrating 50 ways he’s made a lasting impact on Rollins and the world.

On the 10th anniversary of his death, Rollins remembers alumnus and creator of Mister Rogers Neighborhood Fred Rogers ’51.