As we prepare for the joyous but super-busy Pesach season, people flock to OU Holidays for information and inspiration on the upcoming chag, including meaningful insights that can be shared at […]

When is havdalah recited? Do we use a candle and spices? Can we break the fast with meat? There are a lot important questions that arise this year when Tisha […]

OU Torah’s sister site, OU Holidays, is “open for business” year-round, though some times of year simply aren’t as busy as others. Marcheshvan? Not too busy. Kislev? Pretty busy! And […]

Join the celebration via livestream motzoei Shabbos, February 12, at 8:00 PM on outorah.org/dirshusiyum It’s been a banner couple of months for those who participate in daily Torah-study programs! Mishna […]

Just an update on our last Torah Blog, about the new Nach Yomi cycle, which starts the day this is being published – Thursday, Jan. 20. The following resources are […]

It’s that time again! You may have read how Mishna Yomit – the study of two mishnayos a day – just restarted its six-year cycle. Well, on January 20, Nach […]

Breaking news! All Mishnah, a free mishna app by the team that brought you All Daf and All Parsha is now available for download! Features include a convenient tracker for […]

On 20 Marcheshvan 5782, we mark the first yahrtzeit of Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, zt”l, former Chief Rabbi of the United Kingdom. Rabbi Sacks – a brilliant and erudite author […]

Earlier this year, OU Torah ran a seven-part miniseries all about the law and lore of studying the weekly Torah “Shnayim Mikra v’Echad Targum” – twice in the original text […]

Happily, OU Torah has been around for many years. In that time, we’ve been privileged to launch dozens upon dozens of series featuring some of the most acclaimed teachers on […]