the Oklahoman problem with civic education
Rebecca Yanez (OU) As of 2021, Oklahoma is ranked the 7th least educated state in the country. Regardless of party affiliation, education is an issue […]
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Senate bill hopes to preserve confederate statues
Becca Yanez (OU) Sen. Gilmore (SE) authored a bill titled Stop Erasing History Act. In section 2, it states, “Dedicated to, honors, or recounts the […]
The O.I.L. Update: Saturday Morning
Journalist Emily King (OU) presents another episode of The O.I.L. Update.
Cyrus Carter and the Moot Court Experience
Cyrus Carter and the Moot Court Experience Jessica Zimmerman (OU) November 13, 2021 Friday was the first official day of the Moot Court Competition. Early […]
Thoughts and Decisions on an Act Relating to the Oklahoma Banking Commissioner
Thoughts and Decisions on an Act Relating to the Oklahoma Banking Commissioner Jessica Zimmerman (OU), November 13, 2021 OIL delegates continued their hard work throughout […]
War on Texas
War on Texas Jessica Zimmerman (OU) November 13, 2021 Yesterday, the Senate passed a State Concurrent Resolution declaring war on the State of Texas. This […]
the sovereignty for education act
Becca Yanez (OU) OU-507, authored by OU Rep. Yanchick was passed by both the house and senate chambers. The intent of this bill was to […]
The O.I.L. Update: Friday Evening
Journalist Emily King (OU) presents another episode of her podcast, ‘The OIL Update.’
Breaking News: Veto of the Meth Bill
Breaking News: Veto of the Meth Bill (Pictured: Governor Barnett (OSU) vetoes Senate Bill OU-009) Jessica Zimmerman (OU), November 12, 2021 Friday afternoon, a press […]
Joshua Morgan’s Tales of a Freshman Bill
(Pictured: Representative Joshua Morgan in the House of Representatives chamber) Jessica Zimmerman (OU), November 12, 2021 After a wonderful lunch of Chick-fil-A sandwiches, the freshman […]