This show is a hilarious ride with four college roommates. Cassie, Bela, Leighton, Fabiola face all kinds of campus craziness. Each episode is packed with laughs, dating fails and personal growth. They stick together through ups and downs, figuring out life. It’s a fun mix of friendship and wild adventures. Don’t miss out!

Meet the characters from The Sex Lives of College Girls

Kimberly Finkle

Okay, Kimberly is the classic overachiever who is somehow both hyper-organized and a walking chaos vortex — like color-coded folders and a mysteriously sticky dorm desk. She’s sharp, sarcastic, and very tired (in the best way) but also has this very earnest moral core that makes her cheer for everyone, even when she judges them loudly in her head. She’ll quote legal precedents one minute and then panic-buy a novelty mug at 2 a.m. the next, which is somehow exactly her vibe. Also, she’s way funnier than she lets on and definitely keeps a tiny, unloved plant that keeps surviving despite her neglect.

Bela Malhotra

Bela is loud in the best sense — unapologetically herself, fiery about justice and sex and friendships, and will absolutely roast you if you deserve it (with love, mostly). She’s the friend who says the thing you’re thinking but nicer? No, actually not nicer — just truer, and also somehow soothing, which is confusing but works. She’s both the activist with a megaphone and the one who sneaks snacks into late-night study sessions; she’s dramatic but also secretly sentimental about old mixtapes or a scratched-up phone case. Sometimes she contradicts herself — hardcore rationalist vibes but also lowkey superstitious about, like, crossing the street a certain way — and you love her for it.

Leighton Murray

Leighton is chaos wrapped in couture and 90% sass, with an immediately arresting laugh and a hunger for the spotlight that’s equal parts terrifying and magnetic. She’s ambitious to the bone, will perform a whole musical number to make a point, and then text you a cookbook link because she worries about your heart (or she wants you to be polished, same thing). She’s vain and vulnerable in a single dramatic breath — the sort of person who owns a velvet blazer and also cries into a tub of ramen sometimes. Honestly, she’s messy in very glamorous ways and you can’t help rooting for her even when she’s absolutely gobsmackingly extra.

Whitney Chase

Whitney is the quietly fierce glue of the group — warm, relentlessly optimistic, and with a moral compass that clicks like a well-oiled watch (most days). She’s hardworking and ambitious, yes, but also guilty of tiny rebellions like blasting pop music in the library or keeping a secret stash of neon socks for “mood emergencies.” She’s the friend who will organize your life and also show up at midnight with soup when you cry, which is both practical and deeply sweet. Occasionally she’s more blunt than she intends (text-message diplomacy is not her forte), but she always means well and somehow holds everyone together.