Back in October of 2012, College Insurrection reported a story about a diversity officer named Angela McCaskill of Gallaudet University in Maryland who was suspended for signing a petition to oppose gay marriage.

According to recent reports, Gallaudet University has reinstated Ms. McCaskill.

Via the Washington Post.

Administrator who signed gay marriage petition is reinstated at university for deaf

WASHINGTON — Gallaudet University has reinstated its chief diversity officer after a 3-month paid suspension for signing a petition circulated by opponents of gay marriage in Maryland.

University president T. Alan Hurwitz announced the reinstatement of Angela McCaskill in an email to the campus community on Monday. The statement doesn’t elaborate on the reasons for the reinstatement, and university officials declined further comment.

Gallaudet is the nation’s leading university for the deaf and hard of hearing, and the Washington campus has a prominent gay community. McCaskill was placed on leave in October after administrators became aware that she had signed the petition. The petition drive led to a referendum on gay marriage in Maryland, where McCaskill lives. Voters upheld the law, and same-sex couples began marrying in the state this month.