Categories

Tag: Show on Homepage

1B FNL NEW living life press release header artwork LifeU David Apr2020
Alumni & Friends, Chiropractic, February 2026, Press Releases, Slice of LIFE

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.

Aaron Faces of Life FOL Life University
Faces of LIFE, FACES of LIFE FRIDAY, Slice of LIFE

Faces of Life U: Aaron Guitroz-Lane

“This is my personal theory when it comes to Chiropractic: You have to care for everything that feeds information back into the spine. That communication is not a one-way street. We talk about the nervous system and the sensory input and information that comes from the nervous system, but what about the things that go into the nervous system?”

1B FNL NEW living life press release header artwork LifeU David Apr2020
Athletics, Slice of LIFE

LIFE UNIVERSITY RUGBY SUPPORTS YELLS AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM

Marietta, Georgia- January 27, 2026 – Life University (Life U) is dedicated to serving its local and broader communities in a variety of ways, a commitment that is often echoed through our civic-minded sports teams. One such example of this is Life U’s flagship Women’s and Men’s Rugby programs and their support of the YELLS Inc. afterschool program.

Video games Slice of Life Blog post template Life U
Chiropractic, Slice of LIFE

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.

MM Safety Pin
Podcast, Slice of LIFE

McAulay Minute- New Year at Life U (2026)

As we begin a new quarter and a new year, I’m reminded of our philosophy of health here at Life University, which recognizes that within each of us is a spark of the creative power of the universe. Nothing shapes our lives more than that inner spark.