Harvard Magazine Questionnaire: Social Media and You

Tell us about how social media impacts your daily life.

From The September-October 2026 Issue

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ILLUSTRATION BY MEGAN LAM/HARVARD MAGAZINE

Our September-October cover story explains how Facebook proliferated quickly through Harvard Yard and changed the world. Now, years later, we are examining social media’s impact on daily life, relationships, and routines. Take the questionnaire below to chime in.

 

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Published in the September-October 2026 print issue under the headline “,” in the section.

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