Ivy is one of the most well-known and--dare it be uttered, 'popular'--girls at Center Path Institute. She resides in the East Building, where most individuals who wouldn't benefit from any of the academy's special accomodations find their housing. She is definitely an edgy sort of person. Her past-times include swearing and making people laugh in the middle of class, and skipping classes every once in a while. She is astonishingly short and small-framed, at around 145cm, which may actually classify her medically as a dwarf now that it comes to mind. Her voice is rough and grating, though still also delicately high-pitched; her hair is a messy thing, adjacent to a bob-cut, and is dyed lightly with proud black stripes descending down like a staircase along the parts of the hair that frame her face. She is an often 'victim' of the school's dress code policies, given that she is inclined to wearing crop-tops and pants with more-holes-than-pants in them, despite her protestations that the fishnets beneath them should count as coverage.

It is often shocking to anyone who finds out, but she is actually a very astute individual. Apparently. She regularly makes the honor roll, is often reserved special seating at big academic events or ceremonies, and is apparently the recipient of extremely good grades. Her naturally distractible (and distracting) nature has led to doubt, which has also led to the unfortunate--and truly most contemptible--rumor that her good standing in academia is the product of sexual favors. This rumor hardly ever escapes the circles of the envious masses who, in their own lacking intelligence, seek to sully the hard work of a woman.

Ivy is a very charismatic girl, and she is often found regularly at parties and other get-togethers. Simultaneously, though such a thing would ordinarily implicate her as being jock-like, she is apparently also a nerd and gets well-along with people like Zoey. However--and this is often something that sours the expressions of most people--her best friend is none other than Audrey. They're borderline inseparable, in fact, and although it demands nothing less than the total suspension of disbelief, it almost seems that she fawns over her--in a romantic sense.