Mercy Bill
Nia Ramsey Nov. 15 Oklahoma City, OK – Despite the disparity of qualities such as race, sex, sexuality and gender identity among people, there is […]
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Justice for Women Will Be Served
Kelsey Briggs Nov.15, 2018. Table 1: (pictured left) Nynett Gonzalez calling the Senate to order while preparing to examine more bills. OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – […]
ORU-511 (OPINION-EDITORIAL)
Samantha Buckalew November 15, 2018. OKLAHOMA CITY, OK – The House of Representatives began to caucus over ORU 511 just before 1 PM. This controversial […]
Freshman Bills Presented Before The House
Samantha Buckalew November 15, OKLAHOMA CITY, OK- As the day commences for those involved with the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature, the House members begin their day […]
OSU-531 Sparks Major House Debate
Kelsey Briggs Nov. 15, 2018 OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – Committee members of the House of Representatives plan to bring OSU-531, or “The Fair Wage Act” […]
Supreme Court Will Hear Lawsuit Between Pres Pro Temp. and Dir. of Tech.
On October 30th, 2018, President Pro Tempore Wil Crawford filed an internal lawsuit against Director of Technology Corey Shirey with the O.I.L. Supreme Court. This […]
Governor Hosek Makes Appointments
On October 20th, 2018, Governor Gabrielle Hosek appointed Director of Recruitment and Retention Taz Al-Michael to the position of Interim Press Secretary. This is a […]
Words of Wisdom and Encouragement
By Jovana Poljasevic A founding member of Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislation Joe Dorman opened the Second Session of the Forty-Eighth Legislature of OIL and spoke to […]
The Evolution of OIL
By Ian Meehleder The Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature began their second day of their week-long campaign at the Oklahoma City Capitol Building today. A multitude of […]
Calling all Zero Stars
By Lori Roberts It’s Wednesday afternoon and the fall session for Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL) has officially begun! By the looks on their faces, it […]