All Things UMass
This is the official mascot of UMass Amherst.
What is Sam the Minuteman?
This is the group that UMass Amherst Habitat for Humanity works closely with during the year.
What is Pioneer Valley?
The base or lowest part of a house that supports everything above it.
What is the foundation?
What is "Happy"?
This is the author to the Harry Potter novels.
What is JK Rowling?
This is a student run cooperative business in Ohill known for their shakes.
What is Sweets and More?
Habitat for Humanity was founded in this decade.
What are the 1970s?
This layer is placed on the roof of the house to protect the home from rain and snow.
What is the shingles/roofing?
What is Don't Stop Believing by Journey?
The only mammal capable of sustained true flight, it navigates using echolation.
What is a bat?
UMass Amherst was originally founded in 1863 under this name, reflecting its agricultural roots.
What is Massachusetts Agricultural College?
Habitat for Humanity works in more than this many countries worldwide.
What is 70?
Painting a wall without this step often leads to peeling or uneven coverage.
What is using primer?
This is Rihanna's top song that came out in 2007.
What is Umbrella?
This planets day is longer than its year, taking 243 Earth days to rotate once.
What is Venus?
The four other colleges that are a part of the Five Colleges Consortium with UMass Amherst
What is Hampshire, Smith, Holyoke, and Amherst College?
What is 70?
The tallest building in the world.
What is Burj Khalifa?
Guess the song from the lyric: "You are my fire, the one desire"
What is I Want It That Way by the Backstreet Boys
This is the only US state that grows coffee commercially.
What is Hawaii?
The oldest building at UMass Amherst
What is the Stockbridge House?
This famous U.S. president and first lady are known for volunteering with Habitat builds.
Who is Jimmy Carter?
Drywall is commonly made from this mineral.
What is gypsum?
What is Uptown Girl by Billy Joel?
This chemical element, first isolated in 1789, is named after the Norse god of thunder and is primarily used in light bulbs and X-ray tubes.
What is thorium?