Moot Debrief
Journalist: Ean Cloud (ORU) Today, I debriefed two moot competitors from my school (because I was desperate for sources,not going to lie), Iann Tobar and […]
Month: November 2025
Itemized Fee Disclosure Act Clears House
Journalist: Prajita (Luna) Ghimire (ECU) The House of Representatives passed House Bill ORU-520 on Sunday by a vote of 42–14, advancing a policy aimed at […]
Changing the Status-Quo of Shopping
Journalist: Destiny Lugo (OSU) This morning, Gabriel Ivey (TU) had victory in both the House and Senate with his bill, “Price & Transparency” which will […]
Jailhouse Rock – A Policy Interview with Javen Sands on ORU–002
Journalist: Kameron Sanders (TCC) One uncommon fact is that people who are on probation can earn a higher sentence throughtechnical violation. A technical violation is […]
Goldfish Blues: a legislative article on Senate Bill OSU–003
Journalist: Kameron Sanders (TCC) Everyone can agree that goldfish are one of the cutest and easiest domestic aquatic pets totake care of. However, the senate […]
Senate Bill TU-002 was heard in the House on Saturday.
Journalist: Heba Saleh (TU) SB TU-002 would have eliminated the tax credit program for parents who send their children to private schools. After having passed […]
Delegates Share Thoughts on Artificial Intelligence in Education
Journalist: Sydni Callaway (OSU) Today, the “Artificial Intelligence Transparency in Academia” Act of 2025, also known as House Bill No. OBU-502, was presented to the […]
Humanity in the House: Representatives Pass Important Animal Testing Legislation
Journalist: Sydni Callaway (OSU) Animal testing in laboratories is a serious issue faced throughout society. Rep. Caden Jolliff (TU), presented House Bill No. TU-504 to […]
Bill That’s Got You Covered – The “Lid it or Leave it” Act of 2025
Journalist: Shelby Tannehill (OSU) Before a bill can advance to the governor’s desk, it must pass both chambers. In the caseof Senate Bill OU-002, it […]
S.B. OBU-002
Journalist: Shelby Tannehill (OSU) It’s long been encouraged for students to take care in getting their full eight hours ofsleep, but what if mid-day naps […]