Emerson Swoger

Emerson Swoger, Assistant Photo Editor

Assistant Photo Editor Emerson Swoger is a junior photography major and entrepreneurship minor. In addition to snapping pics for The Northerner, she contributes to Cincinnati CityBeat and several music photography magazines. Emerson adores the alternative music scene, buys anything with a pineapple on it and is quite competitive at Wii tennis.

Contact Emerson at: emeswagg16@gmail.com

All content by Emerson Swoger

[Photo] Bunbury 2019 excites fans with an unforgetable experience

Corinne Byrne, Assistant Arts & Life Editor

Triiibe was the second group to play on the Sawyer Point Stage on Sunday.

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Aziza of Triiibe sports octagonal glasses and a leather beret.

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Trauma Illinois plays their set on Bunbury's acoustic stage.

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Lead singer Mitchy Collins of lovelytheband sports a white jumpsuit and red-tinted sunglasses at Bunbury Music Festival.

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Jordan Greenwald of lovelytheband rocks out during the group's set at Bunbury Music Festival.

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lovelytheband plays on Bunbury Music Festival's CVG Stage.

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The 1975's Matty Healy playing guitar to the audience of Bunbury Music Festival.

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[Photo] The current standard for parental leave

Nicole Browning, Managing Editor

Outside of just higher ed, what does this issue say about our society?

[Photo] How higher ed employees cope with no paid parental leave

Regional higher education institutions don't offer paid parental leave packages. How does that affect employees?

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[Photo] GALLERY: Students celebrate at annual Gayla

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[Photo] A dad's perspective on paid parental leave

“The reality is we all make it through. That’s why there’s a lack of urgency around the policy,” Dr. Ryan Salzman said.

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[Photo] DISCONNECTED: How one NKU student gave up social media and found herself

Nicole Browning, Managing Editor

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[Photo] Finding a work-life balance that doesn't exist

Amy Danzo, working mother and NKU employee, said family is her number one priority and encourages her staff to value it the same.

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[Photo] 'We are people too': NKU nationally ranked as Military Friendly school

“For us, it is really about supporting the veteran at all stages." - Ryan Padgett, director of the Veterans Resource Station

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[Photo] ‘We are people too’: NKU nationally ranked as Military Friendly school

Chelsea Livers Gowdy, Reporter

During freshman orientation, students with a military background in various capacities can join a breakout session specifically tailored to their needs.

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[Photo] Chase professor cited, quoted in national death penalty case

“It's an interesting case, because at the time of the killings, Connecticut had the death penalty, but since then, Connecticut has repealed their death penalty. - Michael Mannheimer

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[Photo] New interim dean inspires business students

Interim Dean Kleymeyer began her academic career as a communication major.

[Photo] Womanhood and motherhood: how one student chooses both

Natalie Hamren, News Editor

As the editor-in-chief of Loch Norse, Charley oversees the work flow of the magazine.

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[Photo] Career Expo to attract job-seeking students to SU

The Career Services Expo will Feb. 27 from 2-5 p.m. in the Student Union.

[Photo] Flu season’s here: how you can stay well

Natalie Hamren, News Editor

Health, counseling and student wellness has given out around 600 vaccines this flu season.

[Photo] FUEL NKU will offer to-go Thanksgiving meals for students

FUEL NKU is located in Albright Health Center 104.

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Dr. Jessica Averitt Taylor cuts the ribbon for FUEL NKU's newest food pantry.

[Photo] NKU food pantry battles student hunger

FUEL NKU is now located in Albright Health Center 104 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

[Photo] NKU food pantry battles student hunger

Bee Klapper, Contributor

FUEL NKU is located in Albright Health Center 104 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Thursdays.

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NKU President Ashish Vaidya cuts the ribbon for FUEL NKU's newest food pantry.

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Kroger Chief Financial Officer J. Michael Schlotman, NKU Provost Sue Ott Rowlands, NKU President Ashish Vaidya and Dr. Jessica Averitt Taylor cut the ribbon for FUEL NKU's newest food pantry.

[Photo] For student poet, the biggest risk is not taking one

Noël Waltz, Reporter

Onyinye Uwolloh, a junior psychology major, uses haiku written in Pidgin English to draw parallels between her Nigerian roots and Herman Melville's "Moby Dick."

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