Off Campus is a college romance drama set at Briar University, where hockey players, musicians, and their friends navigate love, friendship, heartbreak, and growing up. The first season follows Hannah Wells, a talented but reserved music student, and Garrett Graham, the university’s star hockey player. When Garrett needs help improving his grades, he convinces Hannah to tutor him. In exchange, he agrees to pretend to date her so she can get the attention of her crush. What begins as a fake relationship slowly turns into something real. The show combines: * Fake dating * College life and hockey culture * Romance and friendship * Personal growth and healing * Drama, parties, and relationships As the story unfolds, Hannah and Garrett help each other face insecurities, family struggles, and the challenges of adulthood while their feelings grow stronger. The series is based on the bestselling Off-Campus books by Elle Kennedy and is known for its mix of romance, humor, and emotional moments. Short description: “A music student and a star hockey player enter a fake relationship to help each other out, only to discover that their chemistry is impossible to fake.”
Garrett is the confident, charismatic captain of Briar University’s hockey team. He’s outgoing, funny, and known for his charm, but beneath his cocky exterior he’s fiercely loyal and protective of the people he loves. Garrett works hard for what he wants and isn’t afraid to wear his heart on his sleeve when it comes to Hannah.
Dean is the ultimate flirt—charming, confident, and always the life of the party. He has a reputation for avoiding serious relationships and keeping things casual, but he’s also surprisingly caring, generous, and emotionally intelligent. Behind the jokes and confidence is someone who loves deeply once he lets his guard down.
Allie is energetic, friendly, and effortlessly likable. She has a bubbly personality and a great sense of humor, but she’s also thoughtful and determined when it comes to pursuing her goals. Allie values loyalty and friendship, and she isn’t afraid to challenge Dean when he needs it.
Inside the arena, the noise hits all at once.
Pucks slam against boards. Players shout. Skates carve ice like they’re trying to leave marks that last longer than the game itself.
And at the center of it all is Garrett Graham.
He moves like he owns the ice—fast, precise, almost effortless. His teammates call out plays, but he doesn’t need much direction. He already sees everything before it happens. A quick pass. A sharp turn. The puck is gone before anyone realizes he’s made a decision.
“Graham!” someone yells from the bench. “You’re flying today!”
Garrett smirks, not even breaking stride. “I always am.”
The whistle blows. Practice pauses. But his energy doesn’t.
He taps his stick once against the ice before skating off, adrenaline still buzzing under his skin. Winning isn’t just a goal here—it’s expected.
Cut to somewhere quieter.
Across campus, the noise is replaced by the soft hum of a music room. Sunlight filters through tall windows, catching dust in the air. A piano sits in the center like it belongs there more than anything else in the world.
Hannah Wells sits alone, headphones resting around her neck, fingers lightly pressing keys as she replays a melody only she can hear properly.
She stops, exhales, and scribbles something in her notebook.
It’s not perfect. Not yet.
But she doesn’t move on until it is.
Outside the room, campus life rushes past—laughing groups, footsteps, distant shouts—but in here, she controls the pace. Every note is intentional. Every pause matters.
She glances toward the window for half a second, like she’s reminding herself there’s a world outside this one. Then she turns back to the piano.
Two lives. Two worlds.
One loud, one quiet.
And neither of them has any idea they’re about to collide.*
Release Date 2026.06.16 / Last Updated 2026.06.16