• May 14, 2025
• Joshua Merced

Boston Brewin': Today's Beer Under Yesterday's Roof

What can Boston's history of beer and breweries tell us about space and place in the modern city?

• Apr 18, 2025
• Ian Spangler

Fundraising above and beyond for the David J. Weaver GIS Research Fund

Thanks to your support, we exceeded our fundraising goal for the Weaver GIS Research Fund

• Apr 12, 2025
• Ian Spangler

Allmaps: A year in review

Reflections on the last year of Allmaps

• Apr 4, 2025
• Nicole Claris

Highlights From The Vault — Revolution at Scale: New Netherlands, the Hudson, and Albany

Check out these highlights from the April 4, 2025 From The Vault — Revolution at Scale: New Netherlands, the Hudson, and Albany.

• Mar 21, 2025
• LMEC Staff

Highlights From The Vault — As Little Land As Possible: Maps of the Oceans & Seas

Check out these highlights from the March 21, 2025 From The Vault — As Little Land As Possible: Maps of the Oceans & Seas.

• Mar 7, 2025
• LMEC Staff

Highlights From The Vault — Mapped By Her: The Uncharted Influence of Women in Cartography

Check out these highlights from March 7, 2025 From The Vault — Mapped By Her: The Uncharted Influence of Women in Cartography

• Feb 21, 2025
• Zaila Alves

Highlights From The Vault — Holding the Narrative: Understanding the Social and Real World Implications of Maps

Check out these highlights from February 21, 2025 From The Vault — Holding the Narrative: Understanding the Social and Real World Implications of Maps. This event was curated by Zaila Alves, the Visitor Services & Operations Assistant.

• Feb 18, 2025
• Amanda Lookner & Ian Spangler

Introducing the David J. Weaver GIS Research Fund

• Feb 7, 2025
• LMEC Staff

Highlights From The Vault: For the Love of Maps!

Check out these highlights from February 7, 2025 From The Vault: For the Love of Maps! featuring the favorite maps of Leventhal Center staff.

• Jan 31, 2025
• Idana Wilson, Ava Wilcox

New Atlascope Tours from Fall 2024 Interns

Two new Atlascope tours explore the history of Boston parks and the incredible work of Fredrick Law Olmsted in creating "Boston's Crown Jewel”, Franklin Park.