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The University is currently operating under Reduced Campus Services and Operations due to COVID-19

Visit Carolina

Experience an innovative institution of higher learning, a global research university committed to accessibility and impact, a place with a legacy as old as the United States – and a boundless future. The UNC Visitors Center looks forward to sharing all that is special about Carolina. Whether you're a student, staff member or visitor, we can recommend a guided tour, self-directed stroll or many other ways to help you to discover Carolina.

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UNC Visitors Center update

Thank you for your interest in visiting the Carolina campus. The UNC Visitors Center is currently closed, but visitors are permitted on campus.

Students, faculty, staff and visitors are asked to adhere to our community standards and county requirements to help stop the spread of COVID-19. Campus guidelines include staying at least 6 feet away from other people whenever possible in all indoor and outdoor settings. Additionally, individuals should avoid gathering in large groups and avoid crowded areas. When indoors, all individuals must wear a face covering or face mask and maintain 6 feet of physical distance or observe facility specific requirements. When outdoors, individuals must wear a face covering or face mask when appropriate physical distancing is not possible.

For questions on visiting campus, check our FAQs from campus visitors.

For details about parking on campus, check visitor parking.

We hope that you will find our Visitors Guide helpful as you explore Carolina. If you have other questions, you may reach us 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, at uncvisitorscenter@unc.edu or 919-962-1630.

For information and resources about visiting Chapel Hill, visit the Orange County Visitors Bureau.

 

  • UNC Visitors Center 145 E Cameron Ave, Chapel Hill, NC 27514Chapel Hill27514

Campus Events

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    Hanes Art Center115 S. Columbia St.Chapel HillNC27514 |

    The Department of Art and Art History presents a socially-distanced exhibition of select works from our Studio Art Faculty. Assembled quickly in these unusual circumstances of the pandemic, this exhibition is a rare opportunity to see the work of our faculty in conversation, and encompassing such varied media as ceramics, photography, performance, prints, and painting.

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    Please join us for this day-long, entirely digital conference, featuring graduate students from across the globe, as they present new research on the relationships between art, art-making, and human labor.

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    Online |

    The Persian studies program presents this symposium as a series of panels as an attempt to provide a safe space for public discussions of the nuances around discourses of love and desire in modern Iran, challenging and contributing to the dominant discourses on key topics.