More than just a Zero-Star
by Paige McQueen If you see a lonesome figure lurking in the corner with an awed gaze, chances are they are apart of the elite […]
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Senate Passes Alcohol Policy
by Miranda Dabney The Senate of the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL) convened in the capitol building for their spring legislative session on Thursday, March 31. […]
A Chance to Relax
by Miranda Dabney Friday, April 1, the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature Foundation is putting on the Governor’s Gala at the Will Rogers Theater in Oklahoma City. […]
Maxwell and Shatwell: Greater Preparedness and Realistic Expectations
by Miranda Dabney The Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL), a collegiate replica of the state government, is holding Governor and Lieutenant Governor Elections on Thursday afternoon at […]
A More Educated Society: A Better Society
by Kelby Williams Let us welcome House Bill No. OSU-525, “Education for Inmates” by Chelsey Garner and Kevin Kennedy to the floor tomorrow. This bill presents […]
The “Athletic Slavery” Act
by Harley Liechty It is the first day of sessions everyone and bill ideas and committees have decided the most essential legislation for the floor. There […]
The Advocacy for Humane Justice
by Alyssa Sperrazza Latest in the bills passed by the House of Representatives in the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL): House Bill No. OSU-516. A bill […]
A New Tradition for the Journalism Program?
by Alyssa Sperrazza Like all college students, caffeine has become a vital necessity. At the Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature (OIL), delegates work long days with little […]
Innocent or Nah?
by Janie Robbins Every session, delegates bring very controversial pieces of legislation. This session, Representative Julie Tull’s “Innocent Until Proven Guilty” Act of 2016 will […]
Shenanigans in the Press Box
by Janie Robbins Oklahoma Intercollegiate Legislature is in session! They spent the first day of session in joint session. This is where the House of […]