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 […]
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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 […]
Meet your Lt. Gov. Lacey Hickey
Sterling Zoe Rubottom Lieutenant Governor Lacey Hickey had originally no intentions of joining the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature, when she arrived at Oklahoma State University in […]
The future is bright with zero-stars
Piper Reese The second session of the 51st Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature welcomed over 80 new “zero-stars” to the House of Representatives and Senate. Oklahoma State […]
Identity Crisis: One Body, Two Delegates
Chase Congleton. Each session of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature has its own unique story to tell between the chambers and the halls. Aside from the […]
Attorney General Naylor
Jessica Reyna The duties of the Attorney General Jonathan Naylor including acting as an advisor to the Governor when it comes to the signing of […]
Attorney General
Jessica Reyna The duties of the Attorney General Johnathan Naylor including acting as an advisor to the Governor when it comes to the signing of […]
Keeping the state song to “Oklahoma.”
Piper Reese Representative Danny Becker (OU) proposed legislation in the house on Friday night to change Oklahoma’s state song from “Oklahoma!” composed and written by […]
An End to Conversion Therapy
Jessica Reyna Bill TU-002 was presented in the Senate by Senator King, and it calls to bring an end for Conversion Therapy for minors. Conversion […]
Sen. Bell’s Bill on Bills
Danny Becker Senator Andrew Bell (OU) brought a bill this session that would limit the number of bills a delegate could bring to session. Yes, […]