‘Off Campus’ Finds Its Summer Di Laurentis in Shay Rudolph
"The Baby-Sitters Club" actress will guest star as the sister of Stephen Kalyn's Dean Di Laurentis The post ‘Off Campus’ Finds Its Summer Di Laurentis in Shay Rudolph appeared first on TheWrap .
"Off Campus" has secured its Summer Di Laurentis in Shay Rudolph, who will appear as a guest star in Season 2. Rudolph, known for her role in "The Baby-Sitters Club," will portray Summer Di Laurentis, the sister of Stephen Kalyn's Dean Di Laurentis. Summer was only briefly mentioned in Season 1 but will take center stage in the romantic storyline between Dean and Allie Hayes, particularly following Allie's fling with Hunter Davenport, who had a past with Summer.
Rudolph joins a roster of new talents, including India Fowler ("Fear Street: Prom Queen," "The Agency") as Grace Ivers, the love interest of John Logan's Antonio Cipriano, as well as Philipa Soo ("Hamilton," "Dopesick"). These newcomers will join returning cast members Kalyn, Mika Abdalla, and Cipriano, alongside Ella Bright ("The Crown," "Malory Towers"), Belmont Cameli ("Until Dawn," "Saved by the Bell"), Antonio Cipriano ("Pretty Little Liars: Original Sin," "National Treasure: Edge of History"), and Jalen Thomas Brooks ("The Pitt," "Thanksgiving").
Based on Elle Kennedy's book series, "Off Campus" is co-showrun and executive produced by Louisa Levy and Gina Fattore, with Wyck Godfrey, Marty Bowen, and James Seidman serving as executive producers for Temple Hill. Billings Productions' Leanna Billings and Neal Flaherty also serve as executive producers. Rudolph made her debut on-screen as a guest star on Fox's "Lethal Weapon" and later starred in Netflix's reboot of "The Baby-Sitters Club."
She had also been set to lead Disney+’s "Holes" reboot, which was later canceled. Since then, she has co-starred with Greg Kinnear and Isla Fisher in "The Present" and Doron Max Hagay’s "She Keeps Me Young," which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival 2026. She is set to appear in Roxy Sorkin’s feature "Hot Year."
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