Within the academic community--faculty, staff, and students--there exists what is commonly referred to as "information privilege." This term describes the ability to access a wealth of scholarly and peer-reviewed materials that are often available to the general public. Through institutional subscriptions, members of the university can retrieve high-quality academic research from specialized databases, e-books, peer-reviewed journals, and streaming video colletions (Evanson & Hare, 2018). Outside access through academic institutions, most users hit a paywall. Learn more about this problem and the problem of academic publishers and what they publish view the video below.