Princeton University celebrated 36 Princeton Prize in Race Relations (PPRR) award recipients — the most ever in the program's 21-year history — during the annual Princeton Prize Symposium on Race held on campus April 25-27. The high school students from across the United States were recognized for demonstrating leadership in advancing racial equity in their schools and communities.
Dithyae Devesh, an incoming senior at The Hockaday School, was one of 29 students nationally to win the Princeton Prize in Race Relations.
Ismail Botchway, 17, is already making a difference in his community. He recently won the prestigious 2024 Princeton Prize in race relations.
Senior Noah Cathey has been awarded Princeton University's “Princeton Prize in Race Relations,” the University announced last month.
Four Montgomery County students were recently recognized for their leadership and impact by the Princeton Club of Washington, D.C.