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.
High school seniors are right now touring colleges during the spring break week and deciding what to do after they walk off the graduation stage. One of those shining examples for a bright future ahead is a Pittsford teen who's dedicated her high school career to making everyone around her feel seen.
OlaRose Ndubuisi, a senior at Pittsford Mendon High School, is gaining national recognition for her work in race relations and medical advocacy as she prepares for college.
The Dallas-Fort Worth Committee of the Princeton Prize in Race Relations has awarded Ai-Vy Hoang ‘25 and Logan Foster ’25 Certificates of Accomplishment.
Learn more about the 2025 Rochester area applicants and the winner, OlaRose Ndubuisi.