Spectrum Staff Writer
Suman Dey
9 stories published
OpinionLessons from a Fargo Winter
What squirrels, a missed bus and a forgotten key taught me about preparing for a Fargo winter
OpinionWe Can Return to a Place, but Not to a Time
Homecoming asks us to return not only to familiar places, but also to the people we once were there.
OpinionThe River Doesn't Know Which State It Is In
Between Fargo and Moorhead, the Red River marks a boundary while everyday life keeps crossing it.
OpinionWhat Happens When We Make Time to Talk
What a Bengali Tradition of Adda Can Teach Us About Campus Life
OpinionHow Stories Carry a University Across Languages
How the stories we tell shape a university's identity across cultures and languages.
OpinionWaiting for the Bus, Waiting for Godot
There are moments when an image does not simply pass before your eyes but stays with you long after you have looked away. It is “Waiting for the Bus, Waiting for Godot”
OpinionThe Story That Made NDSU Known in Bangladesh
Does NDSU know that it once enrolled a student who would go on to become one of the greatest writers in Bengali literature, so beloved “The Story That Made NDSU Known in Bangladesh”
OpinionF-2 Visa, No Work and Limited Access Life in Limbo
Every fall and spring, new graduate students arrive on campus full of purpose. They attend orientations, meet advisors, step into classrooms and begin building futures. “F-2 Visa, No Work and Limited Access Life in Limbo”
OpinionThe Silence You Don’t Hear in American Classrooms
On the first day I spoke in an American classroom, I remember thinking more about how I was speaking than what I was saying. Was “The Silence You Don’t Hear in American Classrooms”