The Music of Atlanta, Literature and Life U with Charles Farmer- podcast
In a university heavily devoted to the sciences, it’s important to remember to take joy in other aspects of art and academia. Charles Farmer is an Assistant Professor of English at Life University. He teaches composition and literature courses, as well as LFS 105, Academic Strategies. He also writes about music and poetry for several Georgia publications. He is currently writing a book about DB Records, the independent Atlanta music label that helped give birth to new wave, punk, and other left-of-the-dial sounds.
McAulay Minute- Life U’s MBA for Healthcare Professionals
Running a successful practice takes more than clinical excellence — it takes business savvy. That’s where Life University’s all-new Online MBA comes in. Launching October 2025, this fully online program is designed specifically for practitioners in Chiropractic and other health sciences fields.
Neck Check- Managing Neck Pain with Chiropractic
Your neck is the literal scaffolding that supports your brain and connects your spine to the rest of your body. It’s no wonder there are so many common idioms that revolve around the neck. Stick your neck out, a pain in the neck or even the rapper’s idiom “Protect Your Neck.” Therefore, managing and preventing neck pain as much as possible is of vital importance.
Let it Click: Benefits of Chiropractic Activators
If you have either received chiropractic care for a while or become a chiropractic student or practicing chiropractor, you may have come across a funny little hand tool that resembles a mini-pogo stick. This is what is known as an Activator tool, used in Chiropractic to perform the appropriately named Activator Technique.
McAulay Minute- Labor of Love
Life University President Dr. Brian McAulay shares his insights on Life U’s recent 2025 Spring Quarter Commencement Ceremony, highlighting that it’s a perfect example of the community expressing the “To Love” component of our foundational value of Lasting Purpose.
Eating the Right Carbs Can Lead to Healthy Aging
Let’s face it – most of us don’t like to think about aging. It can feel like an unwelcome chapter where mobility decreases, aches increase and our youthful glow fades. But what if we told you that eating the right kind of carbohydrates could help you age not just gracefully, but healthfully? According to Eating Well, the key isn’t cutting carbs entirely; it’s upgrading them.
How Chiropractic and Mental Health Care Interact
Do you ever feel that people have lost their minds or their grip on reality just a bit? There might be a scientific explanation for some of that, a trend of poor mental health habits that hopefully can be corrected through diligent lifestyle changes.
McAulay Minute- Love + Skill = Masterpiece
B.J. Palmer once said, “When Love and Skill work together, expect a Masterpiece.” In this McAulay Minute, Life University President Dr. Brian McAulay reflects on how that principle lives and breathes at Life U —especially as we welcome 200 new students to campus. From the passion of our staff and faculty to the purpose-driven education our students receive, this episode celebrates the powerful fusion of heart and expertise that defines the Life U experience.
Chiropractic and Colic: Helping Baby Feel Better
Spinal health and proper alignment are important for all people, including babies. Chiropractic care and gentle adjustments on infants can help with many colic symptoms.
Tackling MBA Myths
Did you know that Life University (Life U) is currently accepting applications for its new online Master of Business Administration (MBA) program? Our MBA program offers more than just career preparation – it’s an investment in a well-rounded business education that empowers students to lead with purpose and positivity.
Graduation at Life University: A Celebration of Purpose, Preparedness and Possibility with Dr. Michael Smith, Dean of Students
“At Life University, graduation is so much more than a ceremony or a final milestone – it is a powerful symbol of transformation and new beginnings. As we gather to honor our graduates today, I want to share from my heart what this moment means to me, and what I hope it represents for our students, faculty, staff and alumni,” shared Dean of Students Dr. Michael Smith.
McAulay Minute- Speak Tradition
In Life U’s Speak Tradition, we’re all expected to make eye contact and address each other as we make our way around campus. A walk across Life U isn’t just about getting from A to B—it’s a chance to show mutual respect, to connect as human beings, and to live out our commitment to give, do, love, and serve from our own abundance.