University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill (UNC) Campus

The Bell Tower is the second most well-known monument here on campus after the Old Well. It goes off every 15 minutes and can be heard from anywhere on campus. Seniors also sign their names in the tower right before graduation.

The Genome Science building is very modern and is well-known here at UNC. It is the home to the undergraduate science department and is where most science professors have their offices.

The student store is located in the pit and is three stories. This is a look at the main level where all the UNC apparel can be found, along with the pit stop, and the registers for check out.

This is the largest library on campus with 8 floors and many study rooms available to reserve any day of the week. This library is quieter than the UL but louder than Wilson and is most students' favorite library.

Many students choose to bike to and from class because the campus is fairly large, especially if they live on south campus. However there is also a bus system in Chapel Hill that is free and easily accessible to all students.

This shows the steady flow of students that walk to campus around the same time in the morning since all classes start/end at the same time. This is the edge of campus if you are coming from Franklin Street. The first building on the corner is Peabody.

The Pit Stop is a super convenient place to grab a snack or coffee while on the go.

The bottom level of the student store is where students go to purchase their textbooks at the beginning of each semester. They also sell the basic school supplies: notebooks, pens, backpacks, calculators, etc.

I absolutely love going to UNC and feel lucky to call this place home! I hope that everyone enjoys my tour and falls in love with Chapel Hill's beauty like I have.

The SRC is located across the street from the Pit and close to the Bell Tower and Kenan Memorial. This is the main level where there are benches, free weights, and machines. Students can swipe in any time with their One Card and there are lockers and towels available upon arrival.

The Pit is the true heart of the campus and is surrounded by two libraries, the student store, and Lenoir dining hall. Students mingle here between classes and you will always run into friends in the Pit.

The Bell Tower is the second most well-known monument here on campus after the Old Well. It goes off every 15 minutes and can be heard from anywhere on campus. Seniors also sign their names in the tower right before graduation.

Here is an up-close look at the bell tower and the carolina blue ceiling!

This shows the steady flow of students that walk to campus around the same time in the morning since all classes start/end at the same time. This is the edge of campus if you are coming from Franklin Street. The first building on the corner is Peabody.

I absolutely love going to UNC and feel lucky to call this place home! I hope that everyone enjoys my tour and falls in love with Chapel Hill's beauty like I have.

I hope you all enjoyed my virtual tour and that you join me here as a student at UNC! Choosing a college to attend is a huge decision and is one that you must make on your own. Hopefully this video gave you a better look at the day in the life of a student at Chapel Hill.

This is the upper/main quad where most of the classroom buildings are located, the Wilson Library, and academic advising,

Carmichael Arena is a great place to visit when it comes to sports at Carolina! The Museum for Women’s basketball is located there and much more!