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The Trend

The Student News Site of University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

The Trend

The Student News Site of University of Science and Arts of Oklahoma

The Trend

Paul Tointigh

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor

Paul is a fourth-year communication major, having obtained his associate’s degree in Arts from Redlands Community College. Paul transferred to USAO and became a member of The Trend in the fall of 2022. He also works for USAO Housing as a Community Outreach Facilitator (COF) and is an active member of the BCM, serving on the leadership team. When he isn’t attending to his many duties, Paul can be found at the gym, attending campus ministries, or spending time playing his guitar.

Experience with The Trend:

Managing Editor: Dec. 2022 - present

Contributing Writer: Aug. 2022 - Dec. 2022

All content by Paul Tointigh
Dr. Feaver and President Hale stand side-by-side before the 2023 Green & Gold Gala began Saturday night.

Green & Gold Gala Raises $19K for Campus

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
September 17, 2023
After exhausting himself with various responsibilities, Paul Tointigh crashes on his living floor, surrounded by a mess of homework, papers, books, and a planner.

Already Burned Out?

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
September 13, 2023
George Plummer, the “Voice of Grady County” and Paul Tointigh, Plummer’s summer intern, say goodbye on Tointigh’s last day on the job.

George & Me

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
August 11, 2023
Normally the Washita River is drying up this time of year, but due to the recent heavy rain, it is wanting to jump out of its banks. This portion of the river, two miles north of Chickasha, has risen to the point where the banks are no longer visible.

The Grass is Still Green in July?

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
July 14, 2023
A cowboy busts out of the shoot during the tie-down event and works to secure a lasso around the calfs neck before moving to tie his hooves together.

Yee Haw Chickasha!

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
June 28, 2023
Kenneth Newman, played by Rilley Merrill, is killed by Professor Dollman, played by Don Collett, during a dramatic flashback in the film.

That’s a Wrap!

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
June 14, 2023
Mr. Chicken and Gary Jackson pause to wave at Caleb Smith, the driver who stopped to let the duo cross safely.

Mr. Chicken’s Crosswalk Courtesy

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
April 28, 2023
While filming an episode of Drover Talk, Tyler Cauley, a host, discusses journalism with his guest, Emily Loughridge.

Drover Talk is LIVE!

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
April 27, 2023
Managing Editor Paul Tointigh gives a look into the final two weeks of the trimester, as well as encouragement to students as finals approach.

Editor’s Note – April 17, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
April 17, 2023
Preston Palm watches as a visiting black belt demonstrates a BJJ move on Noah Holden.

The Life of a Half-lete

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
April 11, 2023
With a busy week in store, Managing Editor Paul Tointigh provides a look at what The Trend will cover as the trimester continues to wind down.

Editor’s Note – April 3, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
April 3, 2023
As students return to campus, Managing Editor Paul Tointigh encourages students to make that final push as the school year slowly starts to wrap up.

Editor’s Note – March 20, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
March 20, 2023
Instruments arent always easy to learn, which Paul Tointigh learned with his viola.

Is Learning a New Instrument Hard?

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
March 15, 2023
With Spring break at the doorstep, Managing Editor Paul Tointigh gives a look at The Trend’s itinerary before the bags are packed for vacation.

Editor’s Note – March 6, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
March 6, 2023
Managing Editor Paul Tointigh comments on the shortness of February and gives a look at the upcoming articles for The Trend.

Editor’s Note – Feb. 20, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
February 20, 2023
Managing Editor Paul Tointigh comments on the chaotic feelings of this spring and shares about The Trends upcoming articles.

Editor’s Note – Feb. 6, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
February 6, 2023
Grant Murphey leads the FCA Chapter at their weekly Wednesday night meetings at the BCM.

FCA Provides Community for Athletes

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
January 31, 2023
Managing Editor Paul Tointigh publishes his comments on The Trends upcoming articles in his first Editors Note.

Editor’s Note – Jan. 23, 2023

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
January 23, 2023
Rachael Jonas, Clay Edwards, Benjamin Huff, and Angel Tyson all celebrate the New Year by popping confetti poppers.

New Year. New Adventures. New Goals.

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
December 28, 2022
Ryan Moses, freshman history major, and Jay Mayes, Student Life and Housing Coordinator, discuss Hanukkah’s history and traditions by the menorah.

Hanukkah: A Dedication to One’s Faith

Paul Tointigh, Managing Editor
December 16, 2022
In true Black Friday spirit Paul Tointigh, a junior Communication major, and Hannah Woodhouse, a freshman Business major, play tug-of-war with a Reese’s filled candy cane while Ryan Moses, a freshman History major, victoriously lifts his prized treasure above his head.

Spend Time Not Money this Black Friday

Paul Tointigh, Contributing Writer
November 25, 2022
Freshman Hannah Woodhouse prepares what she hopes will be a delicious Thanksgiving meal.

A Thanksgiving Meal without Turkey?

Paul Tointigh, Contributing Writer
November 23, 2022
The concert band prepares for one of their weekly practices leading up to their concert this weekend.

Merry Melodies from the Music Department

Paul Tointigh, Contributing Writer
November 15, 2022
The cast of “The Whale” in rehearsal: (from left to right) Dan Harper, senior history major; Caleb Townley, senior Theatre major; Zach Robinson, freshman Theatre major; Abbee Mann, freshman Theatre major; Rylee Trent, sophomore Theatre major.

“The Whale” is Taking the Stage Soon!

Paul Tointigh, Contributing Writer
November 8, 2022
A crowd of freshmen walk down the stairs of Troutt Hall after being released from their evening Freshman Seminar class.

Insights Offered on New Freshman Seminar

Paul Tointigh, Contributing Writer
September 20, 2022
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