Scott Pohl
News ReporterScott Pohl is a general assignment news reporter and produces news features and interviews. He is also an alternate local host on NPR's "Morning Edition."
Scott joined WKAR in 1984.
Prior to that, he worked with the Michigan News Network, WFMK, WKHM in Jackson and WALM in Albion.
Scott is a 1979 graduate of Michigan State University with a degree in Telecommunications.
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The process of changing the name of Lansing J.W. Sexton High School’s mascot is moving forward with a list of names to replace a name seen by some as insensitive. -
Police in East Lansing are stepping up safety and enforcement efforts as another Michigan State University football game approaches.
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The East Lansing Fire Department has new equipment being used by its paramedics. Outdated ambulance gear has been replaced.
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La presidenta de la Michigan State University Board of Trustees, Dianne Byrum, emitió un comunicado el lunes pidiendo al presidente Samuel Stanley Jr. que permanezca en la MSU. Byrum agrega que cree que las acciones de algunos fideicomisarios, a quienes no nombra, están equivocadas y deberían disculparse por la confusión que han creado.
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Michigan State University President Samuel Stanley Jr. and Provost Teresa Woodruff spoke publicly Tuesday night at a faculty senate meeting about recent reporting over the president’s job status following the ouster of the school’s business college dean.
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The MSU Faculty Senate still expects to hear from President Samuel Stanley Jr. during a meeting Tuesday evening amid reports that some MSU trustees want to fire him if he doesn’t resign.
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Answers have not been forthcoming about the future of Michigan State University President Samuel Stanley Jr. amid reports the Board of Trustees will fire him if he doesn’t resign.
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Michigan State University trustees on Friday decided not to vote on an agenda item that had been criticized by Republicans.
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The MSU College of Music launches an ambitious performance schedule Friday. Along with guest musicians, the slate includes many performances by members of the MSU faculty.
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The Michigan State University board of trustees has retained outside counsel to review the departure of the dean of the university’s business school.
