Moon Students follows a group of college students who are struggling to find their place in the world. They are all dealing with their own personal issues, from family problems to relationship troubles. However, they find solace in their shared passion for creative writing and poetry, which they explore in a class taught by a beloved but troubled professor.
As the semester progresses, the students face increasing challenges both in their personal lives and in the world around them. The COVID-19 pandemic forces them to grapple with isolation, uncertainty, and loss. Despite these obstacles, they continue to support each other and grow as writers and individuals.
Meanwhile, the professor struggles with her own demons, including addiction and mental health issues. Through her interactions with the students, she discovers a renewed sense of purpose and eventually finds the strength to confront her own struggles.
In the end, the students come together to share their writing and showcase their unique voices. They realize the power of community and creativity in overcoming adversity, and emerge from the semester stronger and more confident than ever before.