Executive Vice President

With the exception of the Transfer Student Representative, no transfer students were elected to senate or executive positions in the spring 2023 ASUC election cycle.

Despite recent conversations surrounding the merits of political parties within the ASUC, ElevateCal secured two major positions within the ASUC executive slate at Friday’s tabulation ceremony. 

Berkeley Police Accountability Board Vice Chair Nathan Mizell is running for the city’s Rent Stabilization Board.

ASUC Executive Vice President, or EVP, Aditya Varma resigned from his position due to ideological differences with the ASUC.

Three of the four referenda passed during the 2021 ASUC elections, affecting graduate and undergraduate students alike.

Campus sophomore Nathan Mizell will be filling in for former ASUC Executive Vice President Andy Theocharous for the rest of the semester.

ASUC Executive Vice President Andy Theocharous resigned from his position due to "tragic circumstances" regarding a person close to him. Friends, family and professionals helped him come to the decision to resign in order to better focus on schoolwork, according to Theocharous in a letter sent to the ASUC Judicial Council.

Next year’s executive offices will be filled by independent candidate Victoria Vera as president, current ASUC Senator Melvin Tangonan as executive vice president, current ASUC Senator Nicole Anyanwu as academic affairs vice president, current ASUC Senator Derek Imai as external affairs vice president and independent candidate Joyce Huchin as student advocate.

The ASUC elections and judicial council officially certified Pedro De Anda Plascencia as the candidate to replace former senator Jenny Jungmin Kim.

The ASUC Senate met for its penultimate meeting of the year Wednesday, discussing police-community relations and future campus partnerships.