In case you have been living under a rock, Off Campus follows student Hannah Wells (Ella Bright) as she navigates the classic cornerstones of college life – friendship, parties and, of course, hot hockey players. Hannah strikes a deal with campus playboy and team captain Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli) – he needs to pass philosophy; she wants to get the attention of mysterious musician Justin Kohl (Josh Heuston). You can guess what happens next. 

When will Off Campus season two be released? 

In February, well ahead of the first season’s premiere, it was announced that the Prime Video drama, based on Elle Kennedy’s bestselling books, would be renewed for a second season. Although a release date hasn’t been set yet, filming in Vancouver wrapped in September, with a 2027 release expected.

What will Off Campus season two be about?

Fan favourites Hannah and Garrett will remain part of the principal cast but focus will shift to Allie Hayes (Mika Abdalla) and Dean Di Laurentis (Stephen Kalyn) – Hannah’s best friend and Garrett’s hockey teammate. 

In season one, radiant and ever-so-slightly chaotic Allie dumps her predictable and unsupportive long-term boyfriend, Sean McCall (Riley Davis), and gives in to the undeniable chemistry between her and serial flirt Dean, as they enter into a secret and steamy situationship. Naturally, it gets complicated. 

Who will be in the Off Campus season two cast?

Most of the original cast is set to return for season two, but there is one very notable absence – Josh Heuston. Luckily, all hope is not lost: Off Campus creator and co-showrunner Louisa Levy has hinted that his character Justin could return in a future season.

New characters are also set to join the cast. In April, India Fowler was announced to play John Logan’s (Antonio Cipriano) love interest, Grace Ivers. In August, Shay Rudolph was announced as Summer Di Laurentis, sister to the new season’s co-lead, Dean. 

Will there be an Off Campus season three?

Season three hasn’t been confirmed yet, but fans will no doubt be hoping that, if renewed, it follows the second book in Kennedy’s series, The Mistake, which would put Logan and Grace at the centre of the story. In other words: the hockey boys aren’t hanging up their jerseys just yet.