What Atlanta News First Taught Us About the Reality of Modern Journalism
What does it really take to report the news today – clearly, accurately and responsibly – in a world that never stops moving?
Life University Students Present at the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR)
More than 5,000 student researchers gathered in Richmond, Virginia, April 13–15 for the National Conference on Undergraduate Research (NCUR), including two students from Life University (Life U). Ms. Celine Muller, M.S., and Megan Cronje represented Life U, presenting their research at the national conference. Life U Associate Faculty member Paula Billups, Ph.D., served as Muller’s faculty mentor and attended NCUR in support of the students.
Life University Women’s Rugby Claims 2026 CRAA Division I National Championship with Dominant Win Over BYU
Sacramento, California — April 13, 2026 — Life University’s (Life U) Women’s Rugby team claimed the CRAA Division I XVs National Championship on April 11, defeating BYU 40–14 at Heart Health Park.
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- Employee Appreciation Week 2026 (Podcast)
At Life U, we love our faculty and staff. And to celebrate them, I am excited to kick off our 2026 Employee Appreciation Week. During the first week of March, daily activities are scheduled to celebrate the backbone of our University and the great work they all do. Faculty and staff, please submit entries to these activities by Friday, February 27, and earn 20 to Life credit.
Faces of Life U: Dr. Andrew Krantz
D.C. alumnus (’78), Chiropractic Faculty member
Dr. Andrew Krantz originally envisioned his career and professional goals in a much different configuration than what they are now. As a young man, he was working as an advanced paramedic, serving people experiencing dire medical emergencies. His life trajectory changed drastically in the wake of a terrible accident where a stretcher broke in half, resulting in not only losing a patient but also severe injury to Dr. Krantz and his fellow paramedics.
Faces of Life U: Sasha Watt-Pettaway, Director for Conflict Resolution and Accountability
Today we are excited to introduce you to Sasha Watt-Pettaway, Director for Conflict Resolution and Accountability in Student Affairs at Life University (Life U).
Faces of Life U: Dr. Brian Healy – A Purposeful Path to Chiropractic Education
At Life University (Life U), the people behind the mission are what make our institution extraordinary. In this edition of Faces of Life U, we introduce you to Dr. Brian Healy, Director of Clinical Education in the Life U Clinic System, whose professional journey is one of resilience, reinvention and a deep dedication to healthcare education.
McAulay Minute- The Generations Wall
At Life University, family legacy in health care has always been a source of strength. For generations, families have passed the torch of transformative chiropractic care from one member to the next. We honor that legacy through our Generations Wall – a tribute to the families who’ve helped shape Life U’s story. From the Williams family to today’s students following in their loved ones’ footsteps, this wall reminds us that Life U is, and has always been, a family affair. Want to know how you can commemorate your family on the Generations Wall? Visit Alumni.life.edu.
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