Skip to Main Content
Your World. Your Stories. Everyday.

METEA MEDIA

Your World. Your Stories. Everyday.

METEA MEDIA

Your World. Your Stories. Everyday.

METEA MEDIA

Mia Murphy

Mia Murphy

Mia is a junior in perspectives writing, it is her first year on the journalism staff. While not writing for the Stampede you can find her listening to music or playing guitar in her spare time. She also has fun baking, spending time with friends, and playing video games. She enjoys being involved in different club activities like the animal rehab and rescue club here at Metea.

All content by Mia Murphy
The rise of social media has brought a multitude of new negative jokes, mostly meant to be lighthearted, but having tremendous impact.

Your jokes are not funny

Rayma Miller and Mia Murphy
December 5, 2024

Has a friend ever thrown out a funny insult during a conversation? Have you seen a  TikTok post about being a “big back” while ordering food? Most of the time, these jokes are supposed to be interpreted...

Fast fashion has been poorly affecting clothing quality for years, resulting in consumers to be ripped off.

The down(fall) of sweater weather

Mia Murphy and Esther Kabanda
November 6, 2024
Imagine it’s a crisp autumn morning. You are getting ready for the day, putting on the new, cute baby pink cable-knit sweater you bought from H&M. It looks cozy and warm, though once...
Friday hallway music must be clean and upbeat.

Music during passing period is the highlight of fridays

Mia Murphy, Perspectives Reporter
October 10, 2024

It is Friday, the end of a long week. Spirits are high, and a catchy song plays as you make your way to your next class. The music raises the mood of everyone in the building, and it makes your classes...

 Chappell Roan, a new pop sensation turned heads with her hit “Good Luck Babe!” over the summer.

Chappell Roan does not owe you anything

Mia Murphy and Esther Kabanda
September 26, 2024

Imagine someone following you into a coffee shop as you’re trying to get your daily iced latte. You turn around, and someone with an eager stare in their eyes is right behind you, holding one of your...

Students often associate specific colors with different school subjects, influenced by personal emotions, memories, and classroom experiences.

Students often assign colors to each class

Mia Murphy, Spotlight Reporter
September 12, 2024

  Students associate certain colors with certain classes. When you think of your classes, have you ever envisioned a color to go with that class? Most likely you have, and if you’re an opinionated...

Members of Metea Theater rehearse for the children's show Beauty is the Beast.

Students feel stressed due to rushed theater schedule

Mia Murphy and Saavi Krishnan
September 6, 2024

The Metea Theater Drama Club had their kickoff on Aug. 26 and had their auditions for the fall and children’s play in the following days. But due to such an advanced schedule compared to the previous...

Load More Stories