India Fowler Cast as Grace Ivers in Off Campus Season 2
india fowler has been tapped as Grace Ivers in Off Campus Season 2, giving the series a new lead pairing before Season 1 even reaches viewers on May 13. Amazon MGM Studios is building the second installment quietly, and the timing points to a show that is already planning beyond its first premiere.
Grace Ivers and John Logan
India Fowler will play Grace Ivers as a series regular opposite Antonio Cipriano’s John Logan. Grace is written as a sociology major freshman trying to fit in at Briar University, and her story is tied to Logan’s in what looks like the season’s central romance.
That pairing points Season 2 toward book #2, The Mistake, which follows Logan and Grace’s love story. Amazon would not confirm which book the season is based on, but the new character introduction makes that path the clearest read for anyone tracking how the adaptation is being structured.
Phillipa Soo returns as Scarlett
Phillipa Soo is set to recur as Scarlett, a theatre artist guest directing an original play at the college’s drama department. Her casting widens the ensemble around the hockey team and gives the college setting a second lane beyond the sport itself.
Soo comes in with her own recent TV and stage credentials: she originated Eliza Schuyler Hamilton in Hamilton and recently starred on Doctor Odyssey. Fowler, meanwhile, headlined Fear Street: Prom Queen and plays Michael Fassbender’s daughter on The Agency.
February renewal, May 13 premiere
Off Campus got an early renewal in February, before Season 1 is set to premiere on May 13. That order makes the new casting less like a late add-on and more like part of a longer runway, with the production moving ahead while the first season is still unreleased.
Louisa Levy co-shows the adaptation, which is based on Elle Kennedy’s bestselling book series and follows an elite ice hockey team and the women in their lives. Season 1 centers on Hannah and Garrett’s fake-dating romance, while the second season now has Grace and Scarlett in place to carry the expansion forward.
