Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel is an Opinion and Nexustentialism staff writer. She is a dance major, a proud Libra and the most uncoordinated human being who has ever graced this earth.

November 13, 2019

Argument in the Office: Can George Bush and Ellen Really Be Friends?

By Jordan Curiel, Tali Braun

Tali Braun and Jordan Curiel weigh in on the odd couple that took social media by storm.

October 14, 2019

No Clue, No Time — No Problem

By Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel shares her struggle with deciding on a major and shares why you shouldn't let time limit your decisions.

July 29, 2019

And Then I Saw the Ted Bundy Movie

By Jordan Curiel

After watching Netflix's Ted Bundy biopic, Jordan Curiel reconsiders her previous stance.

June 19, 2019

What I Learned From the Kids Without Limits

By Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel ruminates on what she learned from volunteering at a camp for children with limb differences.

May 27, 2019

Social Media is Messing with our Memories

By Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel raises questions about the "Memory" tool featured on social media platforms.

May 15, 2019

Stop Romanticizing Serial Killers

By Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel on the dangers of glorifying serial killers in film and television.

May 6, 2019

Liberalism vs. Open-Mindedness: No, They’re Not the Same

By Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel points out the differences between left-leaning politics and true liberalism.

April 5, 2019

Starbucks Runs Out of Non-Dairy Milk, Chaos Ensues

By Jordan Curiel

Tragedy struck Isla Vista last week, administering a blow to the student population right in the heart of their most coveted and vital survival tool: coffee.

March 25, 2019

Nice Guys Don’t Finish Last. Get Over It.

By Jordan Curiel

Jordan Curiel critiques the Nice Guy Complex, and what the real implications of the "friend zone."

March 8, 2019

Student Asleep in Egg Chair Since 1992 Finally Wakes Up

By Jordan Curiel

Dazed and confused but thoroughly reseted, that same girl you’ve seen perpetually slumped in one of Davidson Library’s egg chairs every single day since freshman year has finally woken up.