The Sex Lives of College Girls

After returning from Thanksgiving break, the girls learn of their new social status as “narcs” – and all the frat parties they are now banned from attending. Meanwhile, Kimberly strategizes ways to make up for her lost scholarship with unexpected help from Leighton, Whitney grapples with how to fill her time in the soccer offseason, and Bela attempts to form an all-female comedy magazine.

As life grows increasingly boring without frat parties, Bela and Leighton’s determination to get back on Theta’s good side leads to a sexy fundraiser that monetizes the frat boys’ muscles. Unable to come clean to her mom, Kimberly tries to land another co-signer for her loan, while Whitney feels threatened by Zoe, Canaan’s new coworker at Sips.

While crashing the men’s crew team’s workout, Whitney reveals that she is challenging herself with one of the hardest classes on campus, while Bela has her eyes on something else: a short king. As Leighton reaps the benefits of finally being out, Kimberly ponders a new way to fix her money problems for good.

Bela and her collaborators scheme to expand The Foxy’s reach ahead of its official launch. Jackson invites Kimberly to a study session in his room. Leighton leverages an unfortunately timed call out at a Kappa event. When Canaan asks her to be his girlfriend, an insecure Whitney, who already thought she was his girlfriend, continues to spiral.

With Theta’s charter officially reinstated, the girls look to make up for their lost time at frat parties. Unable to drink since starting hormone injections – administered by Leighton – Kimberly sets out to prove she’s still fun sober. Whitney weighs how to handle being repeatedly mistaken for the only other Black girl in class, while Bela struggles with her Catullan replacement – who also happens to be occupying Eric’s bed.

When late-night comedian Dan O’Connell visits campus, Bela seizes an opportunity to be his liaison in hopes of landing an internship on his show. On the heels of Jackson’s kind gesture, Kimberly seeks to prove she hasn’t been “med-zoned.” Whitney is forced to prove her worth on a group lab assignment, and Leighton pursues a junior who is totally her type, because she reminds her of herself.

When the college’s food workers prepare to strike over static wages, Kimberly asks Senator Chase for help drawing attention to the issue. Leighton feels the effects of “dating up” for the first time, Whitney sets out to crush her final lab assignment, and Bela faces blowback for her misstep with Dan O’Connell.

For Pre-Frosh Weekend, Bela volunteers to host her nerdy childhood friend Priya, who’s had an unexpected glow-up. As Leighton prepares to come out to her dad, Kimberly struggles to find common interests with Jackson, and Whitney finds that staying away from her lab partner Andrew is harder than the course itself.

While Whitney and Andrew awkwardly attempt to recreate the spark from their secret trysts on an actual date, Kimberly accompanies Canaan to the Econ department’s awards banquet. With Tatum’s blessing, Leighton drops by the women’s center to see Alicia. Bela turns The Foxy’s spotlight into more of a profile piece.

After Kappa elects Leighton as next year’s social chair, the rest of the roommates must figure out their sophomore housing. Meanwhile, Kimberly is hesitant to share her feelings with Canaan, Whitney goes after what she really wants, and Bela’s Foxy feature has serious consequences.