Of mice and men (and aging) In her hands, UND professor Holly Brown-Borg holds up two mice born on the same day in separate litters. One is squirming handful, about as big as any mouse you might ...

She’s taught Of Mice and Men for the past five years. American Experience spoke to her about her experience. Why do you teach this book?

Made just two years apart (Steinbeck wrote “Of Mice and Men” in 1937) I suppose the pairing says something about the interwar period or the Great Depression.

You wouldn’t think that anyone could envy a people for suffering genocide, but in recent years the attempts to wrest the concept away from those pesky Jews and apply it to any old conflict has become ...

The mice were there first. I understand. But the mice aren’t paying, and we are. The real worry is this: Should any mice appear, our group is incapable of a united front. We are a family divided.

Do those words ring a bell? Originally written by the renowned 18th-century Scottish poet Robert Burns, those words also inspired author John Steinbeck to write his novella Of Mice and Men in 1937.

Of Mice and Men Westport Country Playhouse, Westport, Conn. Viewable online through Sept. 26, $25-100 To watch, go to westportcountryplayhouse.org ...

As the centerpiece of its 2021-22 season, The Joffrey Ballet will present a spring program featuring the world-premiere adaptation of John Steinbeck’s Of Mice and Men by choreographer Cathy ...

I knew the Joffrey had that, from working with them [in 2019] on my adaptation of ‘Jane Eyre.’ That was one big reason I wanted the company for ‘Mice and Men.’ ...

Becca Hart (Mama), Matthew Woody (Fievel), Luverne Seifert (Papa), and Lillian Hochman (Tanya) in the world premiere of "An American Tail The Musical," April 23, 2023, in Minneapolis.

She’s taught Of Mice and Men for the past five years. American Experience spoke to her about her experience. Why do you teach this book?