Alexis Waiss

Assignment Editor, Senior Reporter

Alexis Waiss is an assignment editor and senior reporter, covering breaking news and writing long-form stories. Alexis worked on SP's politics desk for a year, where she reported on the Legislature, higher education policy, student government, the city of Tempe and stories highlighting social justice. She previously worked as a fellow for the Asian American Journalist Association's VOICES program.

ASU's expansion into California seen as rare step for a public state university

By Alexis Waiss

The ASU California Center provides students with hands-on learning experiences and fulfills University ...

December 17, 2022

Vandalism of 'A' Mountain fuels ASU-UA rivalry

By Alexis Waiss

The "A" at A Mountain was painted with UA colors to kick off rivalry week.

November 21, 2022

ASU President Michael Crow, Tempe Mayor Corey Woods and others speak at the ASU City of Tempe meeting in the Fulton Center, on Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2022, in Tempe.

Tempe City Council, ASU administration hold first public meeting in three years

By Alexis Waiss

Tempe City Council holds a joint meeting with ASU leadership for the first time in three years to discuss ...

October 25, 2022

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Judge who ruled against Shady Park is up for reelection

By Alexis Waiss

Judge with a controversial history who ruled in favor of Mirabella at ASU is up for reelection in the ...

October 24, 2022

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This is what we know about where abortion rights currently stand in Arizona

By Alexis Waiss

A student protest, lawsuit, letters and updated Title IX regulation add to abortion controversy and ...

October 6, 2022

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ASU student's Title IX suit against ABOR on 'anti-male' bias may face jury trial

By Alexis Waiss

A student expelled from ASU in 2016 may bring Title IX violation suit against ABOR to a jury trial.

September 27, 2022

'Los bienes raíces son superiores': cómo Michael Crow encontró una forma novedosa de financiar y expandir ASU

By Jamie Montoya and Alexis Waiss

ASU ha arrendado su terreno exento de impuestos a empresas del sector privado, una práctica que, según ...

September 14, 2022

'Real estate is king': How Michael Crow found a way to fund and expand ASU

By Jamie Montoya and Alexis Waiss

ASU has leased its tax-exempt land to private-sector companies, a practice critics feel benefits the ...

September 8, 2022

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ASU spent hundreds of thousands of dollars lobbying California's State Legislature

By Alexis Waiss

ASU lobbied over $400,000 in California to promote new policy opening access to federal student aid ...

September 8, 2022

Overturn of Roe v. Wade leaves Arizona abortion policy in limbo

By Alexis Waiss

Since Roe v Wade was overturned, there is no certain abortion policy for Arizona.

July 6, 2022

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ASU's expansion into California seen as rare step for a public state university

Vandalism of 'A' Mountain fuels ASU-UA rivalry

Tempe City Council, ASU administration hold first public meeting in three years

Judge who ruled against Shady Park is up for reelection

This is what we know about where abortion rights currently stand in Arizona

ASU student's Title IX suit against ABOR on 'anti-male' bias may face jury trial

'Los bienes raíces son superiores': cómo Michael Crow encontró una forma novedosa de financiar y expandir ASU

'Real estate is king': How Michael Crow found a way to fund and expand ASU

ASU spent hundreds of thousands of dollars lobbying California's State Legislature

Overturn of Roe v. Wade leaves Arizona abortion policy in limbo

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