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Instead of expensive restaurants, students frequent "anti-cafes," where guests pay for the time spent rather than the food. These spaces offer board games, video games, and tea, making them low-pressure environments for early dates.

A significant shift in attitudes is underway. While a 2026 study found that 42% of students reported being in stable relationships, a notable 28% were in an undefined, no-commitment format, marking a 10% increase from five years prior . Conversely, 30% of students identified as completely single, a figure that rises to 35–38% among male students, who often cite the traditional expectation that men should pay for dates as a financial hurdle. Another study challenges the idea of disinterest, showing that while over a third (37%) of students think education helps relationships, 59% are confident they can successfully balance the two. Russian College Sex Party

In Russia, students move through university in fixed "groups" (the same 20–30 people for every single class). This creates an intense, family-like bond—or a pressure cooker for drama. While a 2026 study found that 42% of