Prime Video's Off Campus returns for Season 2 on April 28, 2027, featuring Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis. Based on Elle Kennedy's bestselling series, the college romance drama shifts focus to a new love story amidst Briar University's ice hockey backdrop. Returning cast members and new faces promise an exciting continuation of the series.
The halls of Briar University are opening their doors once again; a new romance is ready to take centre stage. Prime Video's Off Campus is officially returning for Season 2, with Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis stepping into the spotlight. Based on Elle Kennedy's bestselling book series, the college romance drama is set against the backdrop of Briar University's ice hockey team. This time, you don't even have to wait a full year since the release of the first season to get the new one.
Prime Video has confirmed that Off Campus Season 2 will premiere on April 28, 2027. The new season will be available to stream in India right away. The series received an early renewal in February 2026, three months before its first-season premiere. Since then, glimpses from the sets featuring the new lead couple have only added to the excitement. Today, Amazon Prime Video posted the official release date, taking us to the Dean's office (I'm pretty sure they intended that pun) to reveal the release date of the second love story. Check it out below.
While Season 1 followed Hannah Wells and Garrett Graham as they navigated romance, college life and the pressures of being part of Briar University's elite ice hockey community, Season 2 will turn its attention to their friends Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis.
Played by Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn, respectively, Allie and Dean will be navigating a complicated love story in the aftermath of Allie's breakup in Season 1. On one hand, Allie wants to become a professional actor. On the other, she doesn't want to jump into a relationship, especially after how her previous boyfriend made her feel about her career choices. Dean, on the other hand, has developed feelings for Allie which he cannot reveal: the two are, after all, not in a serious relationship.
The second season is expected to adapt the third book in the series, The Score. The actual second book in the series, The Mistake, which tells the story of John Logan and freshman Grace Ivers will be shifted to a later season.
If you still can't get enough of Hannah and Garrett from season 1, rejoice: their season is far from over. Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli will reprise their roles in Season 2, even as the narrative shifts towards Allie and Dean.
Also returning are Antonio Cipriano as John Logan and Jalen Thomas Brooks as John Tucker. India Fowler joins the regular cast as Grace Ivers (dies that mean season 3 will be about Logan and Grace? We think so), Logan's romantic interest, while Julia Sarah-Stone returns as Jules, Logan's younger non-binary sibling who runs the university's gossip account.
Most importantly, Khobe Clarke is also back as Beau Maxwell, Dean's friend and Joanna Maxwell's brother. Why is it important? You'll get to know as the season drops.
Miles Gutierrez-Riley will reprise his role as Dexter, one of Hannah's friends. Philipa Soo will come back as Scarlett, a theatre artist who guest-directs an original production for the college drama department. Charlie Evans joins as Hunter Davenport, Dean's high-school hockey rival, while Shay Rudolph will appear as Summer, Dean's younger sister.
Josh Heuston, who played Justin Kohl, Hannah's crush in Season 1, will not return for the upcoming instalment.