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About
Chabad at UT is a welcoming home for Jewish students at the University of Texas. We create a vibrant, inclusive space where students can connect, grow, and celebrate Jewish life on campus.
From Shabbat dinners and holiday events to learning, social programs, and personal support, Chabad at UT is here for every student, every step of the way. No matter your background, you’ll always find an open door, a warm meal, and a place to belong.
Welcome home.
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From Shabbat dinners and holiday events to learning, social programs, and personal support, Chabad at UT is here for every student, every step of the way. No matter your background, you’ll always find an open door, a warm meal, and a place to belong.
Welcome home.
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Learning & Inspiration
- What Does Judaism Tell Us About Absalom?Discover the son of King David who revolted against his father and met an ignoble death. Read More
- Celebrating the Birth of a Movement"Chai Elul" - the 18th day of the month of Elul - is the birthday, in 1698, of the founder of Chassi... Read More
- We Weren’t ThereThe life we walk into Read More
Upcoming Events
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Mon, August 31, 2026 - 12:00pm
UATX 1st day
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Wed, September 9, 2026 - 12:00pm
Sinai Scholars
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Fri, September 25, 2026 - 12:00pm
AEPI Shabbat
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Fri, October 2, 2026 - 12:00pm
ACL At Chabad Live
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Fri, October 9, 2026 - 12:00pm
OU Kosher
Shabbat & Holidays
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Daily Thought
Every year, our sages taught, with the cry of the shofar, the entire universe is reborn.
And so, at that time, with our resolutions and our prayers, we hold an awesome power: To determine what sort of child this newborn year shall be—how it will take its first breaths, how it will struggle to its feet, and how it will carry us through life for the twelve months to come.
In truth, it is not only once a year. At every new moon, in a smaller way, all life is renewed again.
And so too, every morning, we are all reborn from a nighttime taste of death.
And at every moment—in the smallest increment of...


