Off Campus is set to premiere its second season on Prime Video on April 28, 2027, according to Deadline. The return would come less than a year after the college romance series debuted, with a new central couple taking over the story.
Mika Abdalla and Stephen Kalyn will return as Allie Hayes and Dean Di Laurentis, whose romance will be the focus of Season 2. Deadline reports that Amazon has confirmed the cast, which includes most of the first season’s familiar faces alongside several newcomers.
The change in focus does not mean leaving the first season’s leads behind. Belmont Cameli and Ella Bright are among the returning cast as Garrett and Hannah, while the wider group around the college hockey team remains part of the series.
Who is returning and joining the Season 2 cast?
Abdalla’s Allie and Kalyn’s Dean move to the center after appearing in the first season’s ensemble. Their story continues the series’ interest in the relationships and friendships surrounding an elite ice hockey team as its characters navigate the transition to adulthood.
Along with Cameli and Bright, returning first-season regulars include Antonio Cipriano as John Logan and Jalen Thomas Brooks as John Tucker. Julia Sarah-Stone is also returning as Jules, as are Khobe Clarke as Beau Maxwell and Miles Gutierrez-Riley as Dexter. All three appeared in recurring roles in Season 1.
Josh Heuston is the exception among the first season’s series regulars: he is not returning after playing a character whose arc lasted one season. His character was a crush of Hannah’s.
Among the additions, India Fowler joins as series regular Grace Ivers, a romantic interest for John Logan. Philipa Soo has a recurring role as Scarlett, a theatre artist guest directing a college play. Charlie Evans will guest star as Hunter Davenport, and Shay Rudolph will guest star as Summer, Dean’s younger sister.
Chad Willett, Steve Howey and Chelah Horsdal were not listed in the reported Season 2 cast. The list does not establish whether they might appear in another capacity.
The lineup gives viewers a sense of how the series will balance its new romance with the existing ensemble: Allie and Dean are the central pair, but Garrett, Hannah and other established characters are still part of the next season. The new roles also bring people into the story beyond the hockey team itself.
How the early renewal shaped the wait
The reported April 28 premiere is less than a year after Season 1 arrived on May 13, 2026. Prime Video renewed the series in February 2026, three months before its first season debuted. That early decision helped make the relatively quick turnaround possible, according to the report.
The timing is useful context for viewers weighing the wait between seasons: the renewal was already in place before audiences could watch the debut, rather than following its release. The gap from one premiere to the next is just under 12 months; the report does not establish a more detailed production schedule.
Louisa Levy created the series based on author Elle Kennedy’s Off Campus universe. Deadline identifies the Season 2 romance with Kennedy’s book The Mistake. The reported cast also includes characters from the first season whose stories remain part of the television ensemble.
The first season drew a substantial audience after that early renewal. The report says it reached 36 million viewers in its first 12 days and ranked as the third most-viewed debut season of a series in Prime Video history. It also says the show remained among Prime Video’s 10 most-viewed series worldwide months after release, placing sixth for the week of October 26.
For fans awaiting the next installment, the main development is therefore both a date and a direction: the reported premiere puts the return in spring 2027, and the cast places Allie and Dean’s relationship at the forefront while retaining much of the group introduced in Season 1.


