Brooklyn Draisey is a writer at Iowa Capital Dispatch. She covers higher education and various related topics, including campus life, public and private education, and labor markets, while also delving into workforce issues and legislative matters. Brooklyn's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the Des Moines Register, Quad-City Times, and Yahoo News.
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Brooklyn Draisey's articles predominantly cover local education and health-related news in the United States, specifically Iowa and Illinois. The coverage attributes suggest that Brooklyn often reports on government announcements, press releases, and events related to human resources & employment, health & wellbeing, and education.
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By: Brooklyn Draisey
Turner tours Habitat for Humanity development with Rep. Zach Nunn
Coe College's aviation management and flight operations concentration can now award students a certificate with fewer flight hours needed.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
The Iowa Board of Regents said hello to new leadership Thursday and goodbye to one member, with Regent JC Risewick announcing this was his last meeting as a member. Board
By: Brooklyn Draisey
Federal officials joined Iowa housing experts at an affordable housing development to tout the removal of regulations and other actions designed to make home construction and ownership more attainable.
By: Brooklyn Draisey
Iowa Capital Dispatch staff are fanning out Tuesday to all four of the state's congressional districts to talk to voters about their choices in
By: Brooklyn Draisey
Christina Bohannan will fight incumbent Mariannette Miller-Meeks for control of Iowa's 1st Congressional District, the Associated Press projected Tuesday, with Iowans using their primary votes to set up the match.
By: Robin Opsahl, Brooklyn Draisey
Zach Lahn, a businessman and farmer, won the Republican nomination for Iowa governor Tuesday with U.S. Rep. Randy Feenstra and the three other GOP hopefuls conceding the race.
By: Robin Opsahl, Brooklyn Draisey
Dave Bushaw Makes History in Iowa as the First 'No Party'US Congressional Candidate to Qualify for Ballot Access in DecadesPRES
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By: Brooklyn Draisey
As religious education reckons with low enrollment and increased scrutiny, one UNI professor is working to bring together scholars and educators to assess the state of religious studies.
