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Joey Supik '27

Joey Supik ’27 is a senior studying political science and Russian. He works at the Amherst Center for Russian Culture, enjoys writing for the Sports section of The Student, and is Vice President of the Association of Amherst Students.

Inside the Red Room: Demystifying Student Government

Inside the Red Room: Demystifying Student Government

In effort to increase transparency, Association of Amherst Students President Charles Tufenkji ’28 and Vice President Joey Supik ’27 share updates, projects, and address student concerns in their new column.

Some Equally Important Advice to Sophomores and Juniors

Managing Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 reflects on the pressure Amherst students face to have a plan, arguing that some of the most meaningful growth comes from embracing uncertainty rather than avoiding it.

NFL Hot Takes — AFC East

NFL Hot Takes — AFC East

Now that the NFL season has started, Managing Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 returns with his series of NFL Hot Takes, starting with the AFC East.

A Lamar-velous Season: NFL 2026 Season Awards Predictions

A Lamar-velous Season: NFL 2026 Season Awards Predictions

Ahead of the 107th NFL season, Managing Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 forecasts who will bring home football’s most prestigious awards.

Shane Dillon: Politics, Faith, and Lawn Chairs

Shane Dillon: Politics, Faith, and Lawn Chairs

Shane Dillon, former AAS president and talented campaign manager for local politicians, sees Amherst as a place where he explored faith, queerness, and politics.

Left It All Out on the Rink: A Women’s Ice Hockey Interview

Assistant Sports Editor Joey Supik ’27 interviews three prominent seniors on the women’s ice hockey team, discussing the past season, their personal journeys, and the Amherst hockey culture.

Satire: Professors in Phased Retirement Are to Participate in AI Pilot Program

Satire: Professors in Phased Retirement Are to Participate in AI Pilot Program

AAS plans to launch an AI pilot program called “Virtual Faculty Engine” for professors in phased retirement after a 35-20 faculty vote in favor. This will include online avatars of professors for students to interact with. Details will be announced in a school-wide email on Friday.