Laura Hollis is three weeks into her first semester at Sillas University, and things have gotten off to a weird start. Goat sacrifices and a self-aware library catalog aren’t exactly what Laura was expecting for Freshman Orientation. Oh, and her roommate, Betty, mysteriously disappears after a party. A cryptic (and oddly moist) note leads Laura to believe that this isn’t just a case of one too many Jäegerbombs.

Laura’s roommate at Sillas University has gone missing, the only clue being a cryptic (and fungus-infected) note. Determined to find Betty, Laura summons her inner Veronica Mars and starts her own investigation. She talks to last night’s partiers who can’t seem to remember seeing her, and calls the office of student affairs, who are even less helpful, not to mention pretty rude. Not at all complicating things, a mysterious girl, Carmilla, bursts through the door, throws down her bag, and introduces herself as Laura’s new roommate.

Laura deals with her new "roommate", Carmilla, and documents the "Incursion of Room 307."

Laura meets her "official" and "unofficial" Floor-Dons, Perry and LaFontaine, when she tries to deal Carmilla's reign of terror. And deal, ya know, with #BloodMilkGate2014.

Laura broadens her investigation into the disappearance of her roommate Betty and questions to other co-eds that disappeared...and came back. It's weird.

Laura seems to be on to something when she uploads her videos to the Silas University network and finds out the hard way that some things are better left unsaid.

Laura experiences the aftermath of the dreaded Town Hall meeting and enlists a new ~friend to help her investigate the mysterious disappearances around Silas University.

Laura gets stuck between and rock and a hard place when the "Bros" of Zeta Omega Mu barge in to protect the "hotties" and Carmilla shows her disdain in a rather aggressive way.

Laura teams up with ~her TA~ Danny to continue her investigation into the disappearing girls and notices something very strange about someone we have met before.

Laura starts to put the pieces together and reaches a breakthrough in her investigation of the missing girls.

Laura starts to understand Carmilla, albeit briefly, before Danny arrives to continue the investigation.

Laura brings us up to date with her investigation and receives some uninvited guests before delving deeper into her suspicions surrounding Carmilla.

Laura is a bit taken aback when Carmilla appears and shows a level of compassion she hasn't expressed before.

Laura and LaFontaine get the "bright idea" to head to the Library to do some research...THE LIBRARY!?

Laura is a little miffed about being the last to figure out that Carmilla is a vampire (derp) and LaFontaine lays out a less-than-ideal plan to the group.

Laura and her crew discuss the merits of the "bait" plan when some guests show up and give Laura a "brilliant" idea.

Laura is dressed to the nines and performing her role as "Vampire Bait" very well when Danny bursts in to save her...and then something awful happens.

Laura and the gang do their best to figure out what the heck is going on and get an unexpected bit of info from Carmilla. Also: Sarah-Jane unfortunately fell. And died.

Laura and the gang continue to scratch their heads and figure out how to get info out of Carmilla when Perry inadvertently gives Laura a brilliant, albeit cruel, idea.

Laura's got Carmilla right where she wants her: tied up and ready to spill the beans but no good story would be complete without a puppet show...right?

Laura and the ladies go back and forth on what to do with Carmilla and in the dark of night a surprise visitor shakes up the status quo.

Laura tries to talk herself down after being bitten when Carmilla comes back from wherever the heck she ran off to and reveals some important info.

Laura deals with failing her first test ever and is caught between a rock and a hard place explaining Carmilla's freedom to LaFontaine.

Laura finds out what Danny + Stake + Carmilla equals and has to defend her emotional and social independence when Danny puts her in an awkward position.

Laura and Carmilla are telling the harrowing story of the uber-fungus fiasco when Perry and LaFontaine pop by with some new information which Perry isn't processing too well.

Laura suggests LaFontaine stay and hang out to decompress from a confrontation between her and Perry when they hatch a plan to dig deeper into the mystery by heading to the one place they shouldn't go.

Laura and LaFontaine are back from the Library and have brought along an "old" friend to help them in their quest to uncover the mystery of Silas U.

Laura, Perry and Carmilla try and figure out what is going on after discovering LaFontaine is missing and then remember that they have to inform Kirsch about his vampiric bro.

Laura is surprised by Perry in the wee hours of the morning with a plate of brownies and seemingly nothing to do.

Laura, Carmilla, Perry and the newly-returned LaFontaine try to piece together what happened to LaFontaine since she has been gone when an unexpected audio recording sheds some light on the situation.

Laura tries to get her life together as Carmilla and J.P. hit the books to look for a weapon powerful enough to take on the evil that lurks at Silas.

Laura hasn't really been herself lately since, ya know, being possessed by the Dean and Carmilla is the only one equipped to deal with it.

Laura decides it's a good idea to appeal to the student body at a school event and quickly learns a thing or two about the student body...and Carmilla.

Laura is having a crisis of conscience as she thinks on the consequences of her actions when LaF inadvertently sparks an important insight into the mystery.

Laura and the gang decompress from the traumatic events that just unfolded and we learn much and more about the heroics of the people that surround and love Laura.

Laura turns the camera on one last time to share how she feels about the events that just unfolded at Silas...and talk about what she's lost.

When Laura and the gang find themselves fleeing from Silas, an old dusty diner seems like the perfect place to seek refuge. But Christmas cheer may not be enough to overcome the dangers lurking in picturesque Styria.