Make your mark on CWRU History

This year will be the beginning of a traditional annual event where CWRU students have the opportunities to break various CWRU records around campus. We will display a list of different records that can be broken that students can sign up for. On the day of the event, RHA members will go around campus, witnessing the record attempts to validate the results. At the end of the day, we will send out a document with the records, who set the record, and their time or amount they achieved when applicable.

Submit Record Categories and Attempts Here

Current Record Holders

Think you have what it takes to beat one of these records? Submit your attempt here!

Dining Hall Dash

1. Keeyon Hajjafar (24:00:00)

Best Impression of a Den Chicken Tender

1. Francis O'Brien

Most Digits of Pi Memorized

1. Josh Nagler (2)

Rules

All records must be safe to attempt
All records must comply with university regulations and policies
All records must comply with state and federal laws
A member of RHA (non-conflict of interest) must be present or video/photo evidence submitted in order for the record to be valid
A Student can only participate in a maximum of 2 records a semester that require a spending budget
All records will be approved by the discretion of RHA
No record should inconvenience another person
No record should damage property

Example Records

Fastest run around campus
Dining Hall Dash (fastest time from Leutner to Fribley)
Most Digits of Pi Memorized
Most number of sporting games attended in a game season
Longest field kick goal on DiSanto Field
Longest time hanging on a pullup bar
Largest zoom meeting with camera on (excluding class/organized meetings)

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I verify my record?

Complete a submission form through the website. Once complete, RHA will reach out to you if your record is approved or not. If approved, you can submit a video of you completing the record, or set up a time with an RHA exec member to verify your record.

How many records can I attempt?

There is no limit to how many records an individual can attempt or complete.