Moment of Realization
By Matthew Rahn There are two radical bills hitting both the House and Senate floor this session. These two separate bills, written by Quincy Metcalf […]
Articles by Governor
A Family That Stays Together
By Janie Robins (Oklahoma State University) If your parents decided to get a divorce with a split custody agreement, and they decided that they did […]
A View From Above
By Rebecca Campbell Sitting in the press box observing the Senate of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature does not sound interesting, but in reality it is. […]
Twerk Up!!!
By Francesca Garbrah This is not your average bill, but it deals with a very important issue that needs to be addressed. Twerking! That’s right. […]
Paris Attacks Stir Up Talk of Declaring War
By Alyssa Sperrazza The tragic events that took place in Paris on Friday the 13th are inciting talk of declaring a state of war. The […]
Ready to See OKC?
By Rebecca Campbell Every session, the leadership of Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature provides entertainment for the students who are here in session. Although the activities change […]
Moot, Moot and Away
By Janie Robbins (Oklahoma State University) Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature delegates cannot not stop talking about the Moot Court competition. “I’m looking forward to sitting in […]
0 Stars…Breath!!!
By Francesca Garbrah On November 18, 2015 session begins. Many students from different universities are gathered here on this fine Oklahoma day in the capitol […]
All Work and Some Play Too
By Alyssa Sperrazza The Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature’s (OIL) Second Session of the Forty-Seventh Legislature is kicking off the 2015 fall session. With many bills being […]
Fashion Frenzy
By Matthew Rahn (Rogers State University) There’s a feud brewing amongst House and Senate chambers this fall Session, and it’s not likely to fizzle out […]