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University of North Carolina at Pembroke Virtual Tour

Are you considering university of north carolina at pembroke take a virtual tour of the campus below..

A visit to UNC Pembroke is ideal, but virtual tours can act to refresh your memory or as a preview for your on-site tour.

Why a Virtual Tour?

Inevitably, on-campus tours of classrooms, libraries, dorms, and dining halls will start to blend. Jog your memory using the virtual tour and even explore the area surrounding the campus using the interactive mapping tool. If you're just beginning your college search, a virtual tour can be a great way to get a feel for a campus before your visit. Remember, when you do go, be sure to ask current students about their college life. A student perspective can be the most helpful way to gauge your future experience at University of North Carolina at Pembroke.

Use the resources below to start your virtual tour.

Using the Map

Click and drag the little orange person to a location on the map. Locations with panoramas appear as blue lines or blue dots when moving the orange person. The blue dots are panoramic views that you may swivel. The blue lines are paths that you can navigate along.

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You can "pan" or "swivel" the camera around by clicking on the image and dragging your mouse or finger. If you see a white arrow on the picture, you can click or tap on it to move in the direction of the arrow. This will also update the location of the little orange person on the map so you can get a better sense of where you are and what direction you are facing.

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UNC Pembroke offers four residence halls and one apartment complexes. To learn more about each community, hover or click! 

Living on campus enhances your collegiate experience and we are committed to providing you a safe, clean and inclusive community that is interactive and conducive to academic, educational and social development. Our live-in professional staff and residence advisors are trained and ready to assist and support you through your college journey. 

There are many benefits to living on campus, including being the most affordable local option. To learn more about the benefits, check out Why Live @ UNCP .

While the university seeks to develop and maintain relationships with off-campus housing ownership, students and families should understand that UNC Pembroke does not have managerial authority or law enforcement jurisdiction over any off-campus housing complex. 

Pine Hall is a four-story, 300-bed, suite-style, co-ed residence hall offering two unique floor plans. Pine houses first-year students as part of our First-Year Residential Experience.

Virtual Tour of Pine Hall

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator: 910.775.4132

Learn more about Pine Hall

Oak Hall is a four-story, 360-bed, suite-style, co-ed residence hall offering two unique floor plans. Oak primarily houses first-year students and our living-learning communities.

Virtual Tour of Oak Hall

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator

910.775.4130

Learn more about Oak Hall

North Hall is six-story traditional style communities, offering a perfect view of the bridge and Lowry Bell Tower and spacious double rooms with a community bathroom. North is a co-ed community, separating gender by floors.

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator: Jordan McRae 910.775.4506 [email protected]

Learn more about North and Belk Halls

Cypress Hall

Cypress hall.

Cypress Hall is a five-story, 476 bed, co-ed community offering two unique floor plans. Cypress predominately houses upperclass students and our BraveNation athletes.

Virtual Tour of Cypress Hall

Learn more about Cypress Hall

Courtyard Apartments

Courtyard apartments.

Courtyard Apartments houses upperclass students and offers two-bed/two-bath and four-bed/two-bath, fully furnished apartments. Courtyard has many features, including a full size washer and dryer in each unit for no extra cost. 

Virtual Tour of Courtyard Apartments

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator: Briana Harris 910.775.4516 [email protected]

Learn more about Courtyard Apartments

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UNCP students create Lumbee history driving tour

Mark Locklear Special to The Robesonian

Unmai Arokiasamy gives a presentation on a newly-created Lumbee history driving tour. He and other students in professor Jaime Martinez’s Intro to Public History class at UNCP worked on the hour-long tour together.

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PEMBROKE – Kevin Melvin has high hopes for a new interactive Lumbee history driving tour that helps visitors navigate some of the area’s most historic sites, from the North Carolina Indian Cultural Center to the original site of UNC Pembroke.

The hour-long tour–which includes stops at the Lumbee River, Old Main and the Lumbee Tribe’s headquarters — is a result of weeks of research by students in professor Jaime Martinez’s Intro to Public History class at UNCP.

“It turned out great!” said Melvin, the Lumbee Tribe’s historic preservation officer. “When I first met with the class, we discussed creating a tour for prospective students and parents, which would give them a better understanding of the area and get to know the history.”

Martinez stressed the importance of collaborating with the tribe and consulting with the local community throughout each project phase.

“I think it’s important in terms of our role as an institution to work with and serve our community, which is why we started with community members giving us tours and telling our students what they thought was important and should be emphasized,” Martinez said.

The through line of the tour focuses on community, sovereignty and autonomy, according to Martinez. The story map begins at the river near Harper Ferry Church and then stops at the cultural center, where there’s an emphasis on how the local community created community and church associations and pushed for education. It circles back to Old Main — the oldest building on campus — and tells how the university has evolved.

A virtual tour version was created using StoryMapJS, a software tool that highlights the locations of a series of events. Students also designed pamphlets. UNCP student and tribal member Unmai Arokiasamy said the project will educate visitors and local community members.

“We don’t always know all the history behind our ancestral lands,” Arokiasamy said. “This (map) can provide that relationship and cultural connection back to our history, which is exciting. I think this will change how people see our land and how we, as Lumbee people, see our land.”

About UNC Pembroke

Established in 1887 as a normal school to train American Indian teachers, UNC Pembroke today has an enrollment of 7,630 in 41 undergraduate and 18 graduate programs. UNCP is a constituent institution of The University of North Carolina System. For more information, contact Mark Locklear, Public Communications Specialist with University Communications and Marketing, via email ( [email protected] ) or by phone (910.521.6351). Connect with UNC Pembroke on social media or online at uncp.edu to learn how the university is changing lives through education.

Mark Locklear is a public Communications Specialist with University Communications & Marketing. Reach him by email at [email protected] .

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UNC Pembroke offers four residence halls and one apartment complexes. To learn more about each community, hover or click! 

Living on campus enhances your collegiate experience and we are committed to providing you a safe, clean and inclusive community that is interactive and conducive to academic, educational and social development. Our live-in professional staff and residence advisors are trained and ready to assist and support you through your college journey. 

There are many benefits to living on campus, including being the most affordable local option. To learn more about the benefits, check out Why Live @ UNCP .

While the university seeks to develop and maintain relationships with off-campus housing ownership, students and families should understand that UNC Pembroke does not have managerial authority or law enforcement jurisdiction over any off-campus housing complex. 

Pine Hall is a four-story, 300-bed, suite-style, co-ed residence hall offering two unique floor plans. Pine houses first-year students as part of our First-Year Residential Experience.

Virtual Tour of Pine Hall

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator: 910.775.4132

Learn more about Pine Hall

Oak Hall is a four-story, 360-bed, suite-style, co-ed residence hall offering two unique floor plans. Oak primarily houses first-year students and our living-learning communities.

Virtual Tour of Oak Hall

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator

910.775.4130

Learn more about Oak Hall

North Hall is six-story traditional style communities, offering a perfect view of the bridge and Lowry Bell Tower and spacious double rooms with a community bathroom. North is a co-ed community, separating gender by floors.

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator: Jordan McRae 910.775.4506 [email protected]

Learn more about North and Belk Halls

Cypress Hall

Cypress hall.

Cypress Hall is a five-story, 476 bed, co-ed community offering two unique floor plans. Cypress predominately houses upperclass students and our BraveNation athletes.

Virtual Tour of Cypress Hall

Learn more about Cypress Hall

Courtyard Apartments

Courtyard apartments.

Courtyard Apartments houses upperclass students and offers two-bed/two-bath and four-bed/two-bath, fully furnished apartments. Courtyard has many features, including a full size washer and dryer in each unit for no extra cost. 

Virtual Tour of Courtyard Apartments

Contact the Residence Life Coordinator: Briana Harris 910.775.4516 [email protected]

Learn more about Courtyard Apartments

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Welcome to Carolina! The UNC Visitors Center offers its in-person Sense of Place tour that introduces campus history, traditions and the student experience as well as some of the University’s current endeavors in research and innovation. We believe Carolina is a very special place, and we look forward to sharing it with you.

• Our popular 90-minute tour begins at the UNC Visitors Center, 134 E. Franklin Street and ends at Kenan Stadium.
• We also offer a quick tour , a shortened version of our Sense of Place tour, that lasts approximately 30 minutes. Schedule your quick tour online or request on-site as staffing allows.
• Note that these are not admissions tours and do not include admissions presentations, information on the application process or financial aid, and does not enter a dorm. We do visit a dorm quad and discuss housing at Carolina. You can also view dorm rooms online .  If you are interested in an admissions tour, see the Office of Undergraduate Admissions tour schedule.
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• Guests needing accessibility assistance navigating our tour must contact us at [email protected] at least 72 hours prior to tour time. 

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Enjoy a self-guided tour of Carolina! Our interactive Visitors Guide is helpful as you explore our campus at your own pace. Our self-guided tour incudes all stops on our Sense of Place tour plus many other popular campus locations.

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The UNC Visitors Center has a school group video tour available for sixth- to eighth-grade classrooms as supplemental material to encourage students to learn about Carolina and the role a university serves within a community. Led by current Carolina students, this video tour also serves as a fun, educational resource. From Carolina traditions to our rich history and current endeavors, students will be entertained and challenged with a bingo game that tests their Carolina knowledge after watching the video tour. We also provide prompts to encourage students to reflect and share what they have learned. If you are interested in this new video tour program, contact us at [email protected] for more information on how to receive the materials.

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Pine Residence Hall is a four-story, 300-bed, smoke free, co-ed residence hall offering suites of two designs. One design includes 51 suites featuring two double-occupancy bedrooms with a shared bathroom. The second design includes 24 single suites featuring four private bedrooms with a shared living room area and bathroom. Residents are expected to maintain a clean bathroom area, provide the cleaning supplies and toiletries needed for their suite.

Same gender suites are located throughout each floor of the residence hall.

Wireless Internet is available and the hall is fully wired for the Internet. Telephone service is not provided in student suites; however, emergency telephone call boxes to Campus Police are provided on each floor. A kitchenette, study lounges on each floor, a lounge with a large screen television, and a laundry and vending area are outstanding features of this residence hall. A security feature includes a card access system for entrance into the building for currently assigned residents and their accompanied guests. (Room size: double: 10 x 16; single: 8 x 12, living room area: 12 x 16)

Visitation for Pine Residence Hall is open visitation. Open visitation implies that restrictions are determined by roommates and suite mates according to each others’ rights and needs. Respect for the wishes and well-being of one’s roommate(s) is more important than someone’s desire to have guests. Students residing in Pine Hall are expected to view their academic responsibilities as their primary goal; therefore, studying takes preference over socializing in student residences. The guidelines for visitation are grounded in the academic schedule and are designed to balance a student’s responsibilities with individual and group needs.

All rooms are furnished with twin beds (80″ x 36″ mattresses), desks, desk chair, closets, dressers, and blinds. The living room areas of the single suites are furnished with a sofa, lounge chair, coffee table, and lamp table. Students are encouraged to bring accessories to personalize their room. Additionally, residence hall rooms have data connectivity, wireless internet access, laundry and vending room access, access to 24-hour per day campus police coverage, and trained professional residence staff ready to assist residents. Pine Hall is equipped with central heating and air conditioning.

Click here for a virtual tour of Pine Hall