Author
Lydia Dye-Stonebridge
Former Policy Manager
Lydia Dye-Stonebridge is a former policy manager and marketer. She has worked for The Economist, the City of London Corporation and most recently, in higher education policy. Originally from Baton Rouge, Louisiana, she currently resides in East London.
7 pieces
Newest first, since May 2021
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Why should the LLE shut out newer migrants?
Newer migrants could contribute even more to the UK with access to training and development. Lydia Dye-Stonebridge asks why the LLE can’t work for them
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The importance of civility in higher education
Higher education needs to reconsider the idea of civility. Lydia Dye-Stonebridge spent two years finding out how and why
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Health and the humanities – what does it all come down to?
More students are studying nursing than ever before. But given low pay and high rates of career attrition, would they have been better off studying English? Lydia Dye-Stonebridge hasn’t got it all figured out just yet.
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Why we need to talk about fertility in higher education
Fertility concerns and fertility treatments are common in all walks of life, but – as Samantha Wilkinson and Lydia Dye-Stonebridge argue – higher education struggles to support those going through this process
With Samantha Wilkinson
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Will levelling up lead to a renaissance in the humanities?
Lydia Dye-Stonebridge ponders whether levelling up will bring a rebirth of the humanities
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What should be the Q in PQA?
Lydia Dye-Stonebridge sorts admissions fact from fiction, and introduces us to the Q that really matters in US education
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Should the UK join the Phi Beta Kappa club?
American living in London Lydia Dye-Stonebridge suggests a national honour society system could help redress inequality.