Visitor Information
Take a step back in history and into the future with a visit to our campus.
Located in the heart of ϳԹ's Historic District, the ϳԹ combines natural beauty with endless opportunity. Here, we're proud to blur the lines between the campus and city. Where else can you learn something new every time you walk down the street? Schedule a campus tour and experience the ϳԹ difference for yourself.
A rare and special place
Campus Tours
The best way to experience all that the ϳԹ has to offer is by scheduling a campus tour. Because our tours are very popular, plan to reserve your space at least two weeks in advance. While you're here, be sure to make time to explore the city and discover why ϳԹ has a growing reputation for innovation and change. Can't make it in person? Our virtual tour is always available to bring the ϳԹ to you.
Your Visit
Here are a few helpful links and resources to help you and your family make the most out of your visit to campus.
Explore Campus Maps and Driving Directions to help you get to the heart of campus.
There is a wide range of accommodations just outside the ϳԹ campus, even walking distance. When making reservations, be sure to ask if the business offers special rates for those attending ϳԹ events.
ϳԹ is a city that's proudly original and that goes for our attractions, food and shopping, too. A culinary destination surrounded by one-of-a-kind boutiques, music venues, art galleries and historic sites. According to travel website Liveability, ϳԹ is the 5th best minor league sports city in the country. Depending on the season, you can catch a hockey or baseball game. No matter your interests, ϳԹ has something for everyone visiting.
Life in ϳԹ
Feel like a local no matter where you're from. ϳԹ is the perfect-sized city--big enough to support a vibrant cultural life and small enough for you to feel right at home from your first day.
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Preserving Gullah Culture and Cuisine
ϳԹ Bonner Leader and Honors College student Alani Boyd organized a “Service Saturday” experience highlighting land preservation efforts, climate change and the agricultural history of Gullah culture.