Senate President Bill Ferguson Delivers Keynote Address at 32nd Annual Session

We are grateful to Maryland Senate President Bill Ferguson for joining us at MSL’s virtual Annual Session. The Senator gave remarks on the importance of youth civic engagement and answered questions about his efforts since taking office, including the General Assembly’s passage of police reform and pandemic response legislation during the 2021 Session.

Maryland House, Senate Leaders, Baltimore Mayor Join MSL for Spring Semester Events

The Maryland Student Legislature is excited to announce the full slate of speakers for our spring events. On February 20th at 12 pm, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott will deliver the keynote speech at the 2021 Winter Session. Mayor Scott will also engage with students in a Q&A session. During the event, Maryland House Speaker Adrienne…

Fall Leadership Training Institute to be held virtually

Please join us for our virtual Leadership Training Institute on October 10th at noon. Students will learn the basics of parliamentary procedure, debate, and bill writing, engage in a mock debate, and elect caucus leaders for the year. We will also give a brief overview of MSL’s program for new students and discuss this year’s calendar of…

Congratulations to the 2020 Award Winners and 2020-21 Council of State

MSL is proud to announce the winners of our annual student awards and the 2020-21 Council of State officers. 2019-20 Award Winners Most Outstanding Delegate: Hanna Niles, Mount Saint Mary’s University Most Outstanding Senator: Eric Gyamfi, Hood College Most Outstanding Resolution: Itayu Torres, Hood College for R004-1920, A resolution concerning making the City of Frederick a ‘Sanctuary City’ by legalizing and standardizing…

2016-17 Compendium Now Available

The 2016-17 Maryland Student Legislature compendium is now available. This Compendium includes legislation passed by MSL during the 2016–2017 academic year. Some of the legislation topics are familiar, as they concern issues that have debated considered and debated. Some are original ideas that our participants find to be worthy of the public’s attention. No matter…