Colleges nationwide are confronting fallout from newly released Epstein documents that tied donors, faculty and administrators to Jeffrey Epstein. Universities from state flagships to private research institutions have launched reviews of donor relationships, renamed buildings, and opened inquiries into faculty conduct after disclosures in the files. Several institutions have moved quickly: trustees and provosts are weighing whether to sever ties with implicated fundraisers and whether to strip titles or remove teaching duties from faculty named in the files. The wave of investigations is forcing campuses to reassess vetting of major donors and the governance processes around naming rights and endowed positions — priorities that will shape fundraising and public trust.