Kermit the Frog, distinguished amphibian and kindness scholar, has been tapped to deliver the commencement address ... long history with Muppets creator Jim Henson, a 1960 University of Maryland ...

University commencement speakers are often notable members of the community or even famous celebrities that can inspire ...

Hope he remembers to, uh, clear his throat. Kermit the Frog — the world’s most famous and articulate amphibian — is slated to deliver the commencement address at the University of Maryland this spring ...

The iconic Muppet is set to deliver the commencement speech on Wednesday, May 21, at Kermit's familiar home of the University of Maryland.

COLLEGE PARK, MD — The University of Maryland on Wednesday announced that beloved Muppets character Kermit the Frog will deliver the school's 2025 commencement address this May. After a sold-out ...

Kermit the Frog was announced at the speaker for the University of Maryland's Class of 2025. Here's what we know about ...

Kermit the Frog, a character brought to life by Muppets creator and UMD alumnus Jim Henson, will deliver the university's commencement address on Wednesday, May 21, according to an UMD news release.

The University of Maryland has enlisted an unlikely speaker for its 2025 commencement ... “Our pride in Jim Henson knows no bounds, and it is an honor to welcome Kermit the Frog to our campus ...

The iconic green frog, who was awarded an honorary doctorate of amphibious letters degree in 1996, will address University of Maryland graduates.

(The Hill) – Prominent political figures and lawmakers on the commencement speaker circuit are about to have some friendly, froggy competition — Kermit the Frog will deliver the ... between the ...

The legendary Muppet Kermit the Frog will give the commencement address to graduating ... Kermit has a connection to the school ... his creator, Jim Henson, is a 1960 graduate.

in honor of his late “Muppets” creator Jim Henson, who is an alumnus of the college. Kermit the Frog is slated to deliver the commencement address at the University of Maryland this spring.