The Maryland General Assembly adjourned this week. Here’s what you need to know.
These are the bills you should know about.
MGA passes state bill that would add student oversight to fee allocation at USM schools
“This is an incredible step towards showing that we can take action, we can make ourselves involved,” Ben Baitman said.
Maryland health department pauses all Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccinations
Out of 6.8 million vaccinations, six reported a “rare and severe” blood clot.
USM could likely mandate COVID vaccines, says Maryland attorney general’s office
The USM has not made a decision on any vaccination requirements in the fall.
Maryland legislature passes collective bargaining bill backed by UMD’s workers’ union
The bill permits a union representing employees at multiple University System of Maryland institutions to negotiate one “master agreement” with the system.
Marylanders 16 and older to be eligible for COVID vaccine at mass sites starting Tuesday
Marylanders 16 and older can receive a vaccine at any provider by April 12.
Marylanders 16 and over can preregister for COVID-19 vaccinations at mass sites
The state will continue to prioritize people who are currently eligible for vaccines but have not yet received them.
Marylanders 16 and over with underlying medical conditions can now receive COVID vaccine
All Marylanders over the age of 16 will be able to receive a vaccine starting April 27.
After years of negotiations, Hogan signs bill to provide Maryland HBCUs with $577 million
The funds will be distributed over 10 years.
With March Madness afoot, Maryland delegate calls for national student-athlete protections
Del. Brooke Lierman called on federal lawmakers need to enact national standards to protect student-athletes.