A graphic of an alma mater statue located at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign. Literally meaning “nourishing mother” in Latin, the alma mater is the personification of the school one attended—metaphorically the “one who nurtured you.”

Jakob Polly, Editor-in-Chief • May 4, 2025

In the spring semester of my freshman year, I took a one-off, one semester journalism class. I had no prior experience: Never before had I conducted...

A graphic showing five stars for a review of the "Thunderbolts*" film.

“Thunderbolts*”: a review

Evelyn Rose, Reporter • May 4, 2025

Evelyn Rose is a sophomore and a reporter for the Fishers Tiger Times. Her views do not necessarily reflect those of the newspaper. The...

Fishers JH English teacher Kelli Watson, who co-sponsors Egencia trips with English teacher Renee Vanlandingham, travels to Japan in June 2018. Photo courtesy of Kelli Watson.

Fishers students decide on summer 2026 trip destination

Milo Martinez, Guest Reporter • May 1, 2025

Milo's article is among a series of news stories that were recently completed in Ms. MacMillan’s journalism class. Five destination options,...

Werner celebrates a strikeout against the Noblesville Millers in a baseball game on April 18. “My mindset is to just go up there and throw strikes, I know that my defense has my back,” Werner said. The Tigers won 2-1.

Tigers remain undefeated against conference opponents in low scoring win over Noblesville

Gavin Auger, Social Media Editor • April 24, 2025

Senior Jev Hutton focuses before the play in a football game against Franklin Central on Oct 4. Fishers lost 22-13.

Jev Hutton commits to Yale University to continue his football career

Cooper Ahnert, Guest Reporter • April 24, 2025

Cooper's article is among a series of news stories that were recently completed in Ms. MacMillan’s journalism class. Fishers High School...

Students Show Their Spirit by Dressing Up

Miranda Lewellen, Graphic Designer

March 20, 2017

Junior Yodi Finkler expresses her love for sleep for Pajama Day. Photo by Miranda Lewellen.

Sophomore Jacob Frollo displays his love for puns on Pirate Day with expressing the act of pirating.

Sophomore Kate Moyer arrives into class with her hair styled like a pirate’s.

Junior Sierra Conley wrangles up a cowgirl outfit for Cowboy Day. “I feel kinda like that ‘what in tarnation’ meme, which my friends say perfectly fits me.”

Junior Caitlyn Miles shows off her sporty spirt with a Colts jersey. “I’m glad there was a spirit day where I can express my favorite football team. Go Colts!” said Miles.

Sophomore Carolina Harrington goes old-school and wears a full on pirate costume for Pirate Day.

About the Contributor

Miranda Lewellen, Graphics Editor

Hello, my name is Miranda. I am the graphics editor and cartoonist for Fishers N the Red. I like to draw, write, and make people laugh. Sometimes-well most of the time, you’ll find me staring at my phone while I scroll through my Instagram feed.