In this video, participants share what they learned during their visits to communities across North Carolina.
The 2025 Tar Heel Bus Tour sent more than 60 Carolina faculty and administrators to 25 different stops across North Carolina. The tour, split between two buses, gives attendees a chance to learn about the state and explore Carolina’s work and partnerships with communities outside Chapel Hill.
Press play above to hear from participants.
See how UNC-Chapel Hill faculty and administrators learned about the places students call home, explored Carolina’s work and partnerships across the state and experienced North Carolina’s cultures and geographies.
The Carolina Center for Public Service director discusses the highlights of the tour and the impact of Hurricane Helene.
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