On Nov. 30, David Fredrick (Associate Professor, Classics) and Rachel Murray (Graduate Assistant, Classics) will present on the upcoming Digital Humanities and World Languages, Literatures & Cultures course on Interactive Fiction Set in Ancient Rome. The course will develop an interactive poetic fiction in graphic novel style based on the poetry of Catullus (1^st century B.C.E.) set in ancient Rome. The course will immerse students in the lufe and cukture of Rome, and introduce them to ArcGIS StoryMaps and the interactive fiction platform, Twine. The course will be in English and no prior Latin study is required. Refreshments will be provided at the meet-up.