Thank you to 11Alive for showcasing the gift that keeps on giving, our Lights of Life tradition here at Life University. For 36 years, we have been putting smiles on the faces of the young and old, and we are thankful to all of those who have made visiting the lights and attractions a staple of their holiday traditions over the years.
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Catch a Special 11 Alive Feature- Lights of Life celebrates 36 years of tradition
Thank you to 11Alive for showcasing the gift that keeps on giving, our Lights of Life tradition here at Life University. For 36 years, we have been putting smiles on the faces of the young and old, and we are thankful to all of those who have made visiting the lights and attractions a staple of their holiday traditions over the years.
Faces of Life U: Ilona Kovaleva
After graduating from her high school equivalent, Ilona Kovaleva attended Krasnoyarsk State Medical University and earned a B.S. in Dentistry. She found the medical approach she was being taught to be rather traditional and conservative, longing for a holistic approach to health care to contribute to.
LIFE UNIVERSITY’S CHILLON PROJECT EMPOWERS INCARCERATED LEARNERS THROUGH EXTENSIVE RESEARCH PROJECT PARTICIPATION
Marietta, Georgia – December 11, 2025- Life University (Life U) is proud to join the multi-institutional first cohort of 20+ colleges and universities participating in the Prison Education Initiative (PERI). As part of its commitment to promote compassionate learning, Life U has the distinction of being the first Georgia college or university to provide a degree program in prison, through its Chillon Project, since 1994.
LIFE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH PUBLISHES BACKPACK SPINAL SUPPORT STUDY
Marietta, Georgia – December 8, 2025- Life University alumni Drs. Lori Beth Bryson and Jonathan Bryson have recently published an article in collaboration with Drs. Brent Russell and Ron Hosek from the Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research: “Kinematic evaluation of sagittal spine motion during walking with internal frame and frameless backpacks.”
Faces of Life U: Kody Dills
Today’s Faces of Life U profile celebrates Gainesville, Georgia native Kody Dills, who is dual-enrolled as a D.C. and an M.S. in Sport Health Science student. Dills’ earliest lasting life passion, tennis, proved to be the touchpoint that first landed him in a chiropractor’s office. Like many tireless athletes, chiropractic care became part of the routine to keep his body in top physical shape for competition.
McAulay Minute- Help Others Shine (Podcast)
What does Life University have in common with improv? Both improv and Life U understand that our purpose is to help others shine…by focusing their inner light so that they can shine as brightly as possible.
LIFE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH PUBLISHES EXTREMITY MOVEMENTS STUDY
Marietta, Georgia –December 4, 2025- Researchers from Life University’s (Life U) Dr. Sid E. Williams Center for Chiropractic Research have recently published the third in a series of three articles based on a study of motion and forces of side-posture adjustments performed at Life U. It is titled “Kinematic assessment of hip, shoulder, and elbow movements of a chiropractor performing side posture adjustments: results from a biomechanical analysis.” The article is now available online and can be downloaded or read at this link on ScienceDirect before December 6, 2025.
Give the Gift of Chiropractic Care- Encouraging Loved Ones to Consider Chiropractic
As frustrating as it is for someone to struggle with persistent pain, it can be equally disheartening for the loved ones who stand beside them, feeling helpless to provide any true comfort. It can be especially frustrating when dealing with cases of chronic or unexplained pain, when the patient has seen doctor after doctor, spent considerable money and tried a veritable pharmacy of drugs to correct the issue without any lasting relief. Something must change.
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