" Probably the nicest of all the residence halls on Drexel’s campus. It’s clean, modern, spacious, although the bedrooms are small. Laundry facilities are located on the first floor. Each suite has four guys or girls with a kitchenette, living room, two bedrooms, a shower room, and full bathroom. Each floor has a communal kitchen. Views are great if you are high enough. "

" Everything is expensive here, so I can't recommend Race based on value for money, but it's not like it's much more expensive than anything else at Drexel. The desks and chairs are good for storing stuff and piling clothes you don't want to fold, don't study in your dorm room if you want a functional back. Free laundry, suite-style housing, couches are not comfy but better than the desk chairs, the package room can make it difficult to receive stuff that was sent to you. Roaches in the rooms if you're not perfectly clean, but you can either be a clean freak and force that on your suitemates or set traps. "

" Race Street Residences is one of the premiere residence halls mainly because it is one of the newer halls with dry walls and community spaces. The kitchens do not have the best cookers though, they are a bit old. I have mainly used my meal plan because transporting all my cooking supplies and ingredients down the hall takes a few trip and a lot of time compared to eating in the Hans near my classes. "