OU 525
Deborah Laker Brandon Swearengin, a House Representative from the University of Oklahoma, presented House Bill OU 525, establishing a plan to build a high-speed transit rail way system. The project to for […]
Month: November 2019
A Conversation With Model Illinois Government Delegates
Chase Congleton Governor Sabrina LeBlanc and Senate President Isaiah Moore of the Model Illinois Government came and visited the fall session of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate […]
Q&A Session with Speaker Pro Tempore Jessie Hickey
Piper Reese Speaker Pro Tempore Jessie Hickey is a 12-star delegate who has been with O.I.L since 2014. I got the chance to meet with […]
OIL Fashion
Piper Reese With every session of Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature, there comes the style and fashion from each delegation. The Fashion Committee set up the dress […]
6 Things to Do at Session When You’re Not Caucusing
Let’s be honest with ourselves and admit that not all of us are useful. There’s going to be a bill that you have no response […]
Healthcare for All
Jessica Reyna ORU-516 is a bill that allows people to get emergency medical treatment regardless of their citizenship status or health insurance coverage or lack […]
House of Representatives Unanimously Override Gov. Shirey’s Veto
Chase Congleton he House of Representatives unanimously overrode Governor Corey Shirey’s veto of House Bill No. OSU-548. The author of the bill, Representative Alexander Wade […]
Conversion Therapy failed/passed in Senate
Piper Reese Senate failed a bill about conversion therapy, but also passed another bill on conversion therapy. How is this possible? House bill NWOSU-501 was […]
The Showdown Continues
Danny Becker We previously reported on an ongoing battle over legislation that would limit the number of bills a delegate could bring each session. The […]
Senate tea takes the cake
Sterling Zoe Rubottom In between debating bills on abortion, statutory rape laws, felon voting rights and conversion therapy, the Honorable Senate faces pressing issues on […]