Life University Proudly Announces the Winners of the Winter Quarter Clinic Excellence
Marietta, Georgia — March 31, 2026 — Kenydee Otto and Amy Campbell are the two 2026 Winter Quarter Clinic Excellence Award winners at Life University (Life U).
“I am truly honored to be the recipient of the Clinic Excellence Award for Winter 2026 Quarter!” shared Kendee Otto.
Life University Celebrates Student Research Success with Publication on Chiropractic Care and the Gut–Brain Axis
Marietta, Georgia – March 27, 2026-Life University proudly announces that Ms. Amy Warner Campbell, a March 2026 graduate of the Doctor of Chiropractic program, alongside her faculty advisor Dr. Christie Kwon, has published groundbreaking research in the Annals of Vertebral Subluxation.
McAulay Minute- Remembering Dr. Guy Riekeman (Podcast)
Over the weekend, our community lost a remarkable leader with the passing of Dr. Guy Riekeman, our former president, chancellor and chancellor emeritus. His influence reaches far beyond this campus. Across the chiropractic profession, Guy was a visionary voice – someone whose passion, clarity and conviction inspired countless chiropractors to think bigger, lead boldly and serve with heart.
LIFE UNIVERSITY UNVEILS COMPREHENSIVE COLLECTION OF ORIGINAL PALMER GREEN BOOKS
Marietta, Georgia – February 25, 2026- Life University (Life U) recently acquired its comprehensive collection of original Palmer Chiropractic Green Books through the generous benefaction of esteemed donors. This collection includes every edition of every volume of the Green Books, making it arguably one of the most distinguished archives of its kind in the world.
McAulay Minute- National Boards and Their Importance (Podcast)
The National Board exams, as they are administered today, have 4 separate parts. Life University has an overall 2025 NBCE Pass rate of 86.5 percent, but our students particularly excel in the practical exam portion, Part IV, with a 93.3 percent pass rate. That exceeds the national average by over 7 percent.
Job Satisfaction and Chiropractic: How Chiropractic is a Healthy Healthcare Career Path
What do people like about being a chiropractor? In short, working in the chiropractic field is viewed not just as a job, but as a positive, healthy lifestyle and, for some, a true calling.
LIFE UNIVERSITY STUDENTS AND ALUMNI SUPPORT 2026 GCA CAPITOL DAY
Atlanta, Georgia – February 11, 2026- Life University proudly participated in Georgia Chiropractic Association (GCA) Capitol Day yesterday morning on February 10, 2026, celebrating chiropractic’s vital role in advancing the health and well-being of Georgians. Dr. Gilles LaMarche, Vice President of University Advancement, was joined by a small but enthusiastic group of students in representing the University alongside members of the Georgia Chiropractic Association (GCA), including President Dr. Winston Carhee and Executive Director Stephani Tucker.
Life University and the Georgia Chiropractic Association Educate Students About Chiropractic Advocacy
Though chiropractic students may not always be aware of it, there is a tremendous amount of labor and political advocacy that goes into protecting their rights to practice in the most fair and advantageous manner possible. The primary channels for legislative chiropractic advocacy run through state and national chiropractic associations.
McAulay Minute- Recognizing Black History Month & Black Chiropractors (Podcast)
As we celebrate Black History Month, it is an excellent time to recognize and reflect on the strides made to support diversity in the chiropractic profession, as well as acknowledge opportunities for growth in this area.
Chiropractic Considerations for Video Gamers and Tech Lovers
Work hard, play harder. That is the unspoken motto of many video game players worldwide, a gaming community estimated at 3.2 billion by the International Trade Administration. Gaming can be a sanctuary for the weary mind, adding fun and excitement after a long day of work and family obligations. Most people understand that too much gaming can have negative health effects related to lack of physical movement and eye strain, but there are other health impacts to consider and mitigate when possible.
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