The coffee-fund investigation at Northern Illinois University is now playing out in the courts. The school recently placed eight employees on administrative leave after they were charged in connection with a secret bank account. The probe was launched after the fund's existence was revealed in a local news report. It came on the heels of separation agreements for two former administrators. The university has issued public statements about recent events, but some in the community question whether the school is being open enough with the public. Illinois Public Radio’s Mike Moen has more: