This document summarizes research analyzing the spatial and temporal patterns of geotagged tweets in West Lafayette, Indiana from April 11-18, 2013. The author collected over 4,000 geotagged tweets using the Twitter API and analyzed the spatial distribution of tweets on weekdays versus weekends using ArcGIS and clustering tools. Results showed different clusters of tweets by location and time of day, with more tweets originating from areas around Purdue University during weekday hours. Future work proposed analyzing tweet content and semantics to track the spread of ideas and extract broader social patterns from geotagged data.