Private School Athletics Bill Fails in the Senate
Chase Congleton Senate Bill No. OSU-006 failed in the Senate by a vote of nine in the proponency and 10 in the opponency within the […]
Month: November 2019
Inmate voting rights House bill heads to Senate
Sterling Zoe Rubottom “I want to take you back to the line that our governor stated in opening joint session to this body. He encouraged […]
Senate spills the beans on floor
Sterling Zoe Rubottom The second session of the OIL 51st Legislature has covered a wide range of controversial topics, with two signed into law by […]
The Shroom Shepherd
OU-503 is a bill that is advocating for the use of psychedelic mushrooms in order to cure disorders such as PTSD, Anxiety, Depression, etc. This […]
Public Health Emergency
Samantha Buckalew OKLAHOMA CITY – The House revs up again as they begin going through OSU 548 written by Representative Wade. His bill, titled, “Health […]
Religion over Public Health?
Jessica Reyna A controversial bill hit the floor after it was presented by Representative Wade. Bill OSU 548 that called for mandatory vaccinations of children […]
Controversial Church Taxation Bill Introduced in the House
Chase Congleton Representative Jacob Burger of Oklahoma State University introduced House Bill No. OSU-505 into the House of Representatives. The bill introduced sets to remove […]
Representation for the Incarcerated
Jessica Reyna Senator Mencke’s passion for some type of reform for the criminal justice system shown while she was presenting her bill in the Senate. […]
Top 5 Jokes Told in OIL
Piper Reese. Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature is the student-run mock government that replicates all three branches of the state government of Oklahoma. With the numerous things […]
Build Your Fall 2019 O.I.L. Playlist
Chase Congleton With O.I.L.’s session being held in the middle of November, sweater weather is finally here! What better way to spend your time in […]