Electronic tattoos eliminate invasive procedures
Electronic tattoos take the hard material of computers and make them softer to comfortably sit on the skin. They can help with various medical problems.
Ex-convict finds new opportunity in tattooing
LT Woods thought he would never tattoo after his teenage years. Then it ended up saving his life.
Tattoos mimic therapeutic benefits
Psychologist claims tattoos help patients similar to cognitive behavioral therapy.
Opinions on tattoos differ by religion
Though religions take various stances on tattoos, Webster students sometimes do not take their beliefs into account.
Behind the Ink: Becoming the artist
What does it take to be a tattoo artist? Three local artist weigh in on their day to day process.
Webster alumna turns passion into a career
Although Balloni has doubts about her change in career, she ultimately thinks it was worth it.
Gorlok athletes weigh in on tattoo and sweat prevention theory
Studies have shown a connection between tattoos and sweat prevention. Gorlok athletes share their thoughts on the study.
Higher education welcomes tattoos in the workplace
Webster's professors weigh in on how surprised they were that their tattoos were welcomed at the university.
Tattoo recognition technology threatens citizens’ right to privacy
Whether it be for political, religious or criminal reasons, NIST can overlook prisoner's tattoos without their permission.