Megan Schellong
Morning Edition Local Host and ProducerMegan Schellong is the local host and producer for Morning Edition on WKAR.
Megan joined WKAR and MSU ComArtSci in April 2021 and took on hosting duties beginning in June of that year.
Megan comes to WKAR from WLNS-TV in Lansing, where she was a digital content producer.
Prior to that, Megan was a fill-in producer for KPCC in Southern California. Her work has been featured on NPR, BBC, and USATODAY College. Megan graduated from Cal Poly San Luis Obispo with a degree in journalism.
Megan is the creator of the podcast Adoption Rewind. Her hobbies include baking, running, and photography.
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A Lansing organization is working to empower young people to give back to their community by teaching them skilled trades. -
Vincent Chin, the Chinese American murdered in Detroit 40 years ago, still inspires people to continue to fight for racial justice.
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Susi Elkins, WKAR’s director of broadcasting and general manager, is leaving the station after several decades of service.
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19-year-old Louis Azor is bringing cultures from the 80s to the 2000s into one through his new store More Than Vintage located in downtown East Lansing.
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Greater Lansing artist Sara Pulver designed the poster for the annual East Lansing Art Festival.
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State Senator Stephanie Chang, who in 2014 became the first Asian American woman elected to the Michigan Legislature, shares her thoughts on representation.
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The Michigan Department of Education is making a new effort to ensure educators have the training to teach students about social movements and the history of marginalized groups.
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While Native Americans make up only a small portion of lawyers in the U.S., they play a critical role in advocating for restorative justice.
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About 90 children and young adults have enrolled in the Lansing School District after fleeing Afghanistan following last summer’s Taliban takeover.
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A recent audit found students of color in the Lansing School District are more than twice as likely to be suspended than their white peers.
