2004 the Allister McLeod Sports Pavilion, a 24-hour gym, was built on the eastern side of the tennis courts. In 2015 this was incorporated into the East Wing Building, which also included two floors of student accommodation, an academic centre, and a new multi-level resident car park. In 2018, multiple media networks reported allegations of hazing, involving sexual misconduct, at the college as part of a nation-wide investigation into University residential college culture. In response, St Mark's launched an internal investigation, and subsequently implemented an "Action Plan for Cultural Renewal"., which has included significant reform of governance and accountability structures within the college, and the establishment, or significant strengthening, of educational and training programs for student leaders. In 2020 a member of St Mark's College, Dr James Muecke AM, who was in residence from 1982 to 1987, was bestowed with the honour of Australian of the Year for 2020. Owing to the generosity of Honorary Fellow Ian Wall AM and Pamela Wall OAM the College also commenced work to add an extra two levels to the College carpark. Due to be completed in September 2020, this will increase the total number of parking spaces from 98 to 158. Governance The college has three administrative bodies; they are the Board, the staff and the student leadership team. The Board of St Mark's is made up of dynamic professionals who are responsible for overseeing the College’s strategic direction, plans, and performance. The current chair of the Board is Ms Linda Matthews. St Mark’s is led by the Head of College, currently [Donald Markwell|Professor Don Markwell], who is the academic and executive head of the College. The Head of College works closely with the Dean, currently Professor Peter Tregear OAM, Director of Learning, currently Rachel Buxton, and professional staff to ensure the smooth day-to-day running of the College. The student leadership team consists of three teams: the Residential Advisor team, the Academic Team, and the College Club Committee. These students leaders help support their peers and promote a safe, respectful and inclusive values-based culture. Each team has different responsibilities within the College, but they work together in close consultation with staff. The Residential Advisor team is led by the Assistant Deans. Within the College each accommodation floor as well as Hawker House and the Flats have a designated Residential Advisor. This is a senior student who receives further training to act as a