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A LITTLE TORAH EACH DAY

Finish the weekly portion, one aliyah at a time

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TORAH UNIVERSITYOne Torah at a time

ONLINE TORAH LEARNING · BEGINNERS WELCOME

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Learn Torah with Rabbi Doniel Aryeh. Begin with a short teaching, bring your questions, and build a steady practice—from Torah foundations to the Arizal’s Kabbalah.

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LEARN WITH US LIVE

Make room for Torah each week.

Join Rabbi Doniel Aryeh for Talmud stories, the weekly Parshah and introductory Kabbalah. Bring your curiosity and questions.

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  • Sunday: Tales in the Talmud starts at 9 a.m. Pacific.
  • Beginning November 9: beginner class Monday, intermediate class Tuesday, and advanced one-to-one chavruta Wednesday, each at 8 p.m. Eastern.
  • Beginner class uses TikTok; the Facebook destination and private WhatsApp call arrangements must be confirmed with TU.
  • Thursday: Torah Jeopardy student social starts at 8:30 p.m. Pacific. Advance signup is required. Ask TU to confirm your place before attending.

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LEARN THROUGH THE TORAH CYCLE

Begin with a passage. Keep a question.

Explore our published five-page guides, then read the complete source and bring one question to a class. Each guide names its passage and reading week.

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YOUR FIRST STEPS

  1. Read one teaching. Choose a free five-page guide.
  2. Bring a question to class. Open the teacher’s TikTok profile and tap the red LIVE icon once the broadcast begins.
  3. Keep a steady learning practice. Explore TU courses, resources and membership at your own pace.
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FROM OUR TORAH ARTICLE ARCHIVE

Continue your Torah reading

Explore our published source-based teachings. A new weekly article appears here after its own review and publication.

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Noach teaching archive · Genesis 6:9

A VERSE FOR CONTINUING STUDY · NOACH

אֶת־הָאֱלֹהִים הִתְהַלֶּךְ־נֹחַ

“Noah walked with God.”
Genesis 6:9 · Read the verse on Sefaria ↗

Our reflection: Choose one honest, kind action even when the world around you feels unsettled.

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A LITTLE SPACE FOR TORAH

Swap a few minutes of scrolling for something that stays.

A Hebrew passage, a clear explanation, and one good question. Begin with three short teachings.

YOUR NEXT DATES

Classes and Jewish calendar

Weekday classes begin November 9 · 8 p.m. Eastern

  • Sunday: Tales in the Talmud starts at 9 a.m. Pacific.
  • Beginning November 9: beginner class Monday, intermediate class Tuesday, and advanced one-to-one chavruta Wednesday, each at 8 p.m. Eastern.
  • Beginner class uses TikTok; the Facebook destination and private WhatsApp call arrangements must be confirmed with TU.
  • Thursday: Torah Jeopardy student social starts at 8:30 p.m. Pacific. Advance signup is required. Ask TU to confirm your place before attending.

Request a place for Thursday Jeopardy

Open TikTok for the Sunday class

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Holiday dates, location and timing details

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For candle lighting and end times, check your community’s practice and MyZmanim. Local estimates may be approximate.

OUR STUDENTS’ WORDS

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A meaningful learning experience

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Lessons that stay with you

“The Rabbi makes learning fun.”

I.W. highlights a teaching method that helps lessons stick, with encouragement to put the principles into practice in everyday life.

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A place to learn and belong

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M.A.B. describes receiving guidance in Torah and Jewish practice while finding a sense of belonging in the community.

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Non-owner accounts, including free learners. These are saved learning records, not a graduation or retention rate.

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TU PHONE · COMMUNITY

Your TU community is here.

Bring a question from a lesson, share a source, or see what fellow students are studying. The conversation continues between classes.

Student conversations are part of Bronze and higher memberships. Your free TU account and lessons remain available.

Explore our Sukkot course archive

COURSE ARCHIVE · FREE STUDENT COURSE

Study Sukkot

Study the festival through Torah, Mishnah, Nehemiah and the Prophets in ten guided modules.

Hebrew and English sources · 30 practice questions · Ten embedded lectures · Source study assignments

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YOUR CLASSROOM

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From Torah foundations to Zohar and the Arizal. Choose a course, return to your lectures and make room for learning.

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THE TU LEARNING LAB

A little curiosity. A new connection.

Try a quiz, match Torah vocabulary or solve a word puzzle.

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Start hereKUMAP101
FREE TU LESSONS

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University Map / Guide to KU Departments

Your orientation to TU departments and your learning path.

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FREE TU LESSONS

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Introduction to Tefilla (Prayer)

Begin learning the structure and meaning of Jewish prayer.

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Start hereKUT101
FREE TU LESSONS

beginner · Suggested starting level

Torah Foundations

Build your Torah foundations after the university orientation.

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Torah & TalmudKUPP101
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beginner · Suggested starting level

Weekly Parshah Portion

Study the weekly Torah portion alongside your main course.

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THE KU BUILDER PROGRAM

Your learning can
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THE FIRST TU COLLECTION

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ROSH HASHANAH 5787 · COURSE ARCHIVE

Thirteen steps toward a meaningful beginning.

Lessons, accurate 2026 holiday guidance and printable resources.

FROM THE RABBI’S DESK

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TU House Program

A new pathway for students who want to build an online Torah community, with curriculum, branding, training and continuing supervision from Central TU.

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One Year of Torah University — Entering the New Year Together

A reflection on a year of Torah learning and a vision for clearer learning paths, a warmer welcome and stronger community connection.

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Prepare for Rosh Hashanah: your complete 13-module TU course

Thirteen practical lessons with Torah University, Aish, Chabad and OU resources. The 2026 guidance explicitly rules out shofar on Shabbat.

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