The monetary compensation and spiritual consolation programs for victims of 228 Incident have launched for several years. The recovery, and compensation issues for destroyed education institutions during 228 Incident, however, are still pending. This article plans to take the difficult reconstructing progresses Yen-Ping College had gone through as an example in hoping to arouse the public’s attentions and concerns on the recovery and compensation works for educational institutions. Yen-Ping College is the first university established by Taiwanese after WWII. The established of Yen-Ping College brought young Taiwanese students hopes for prosperous future. However, the high enrollment rate and the specific ethnic students and faculty bodies made the authorities uncomfortable. This in turn resulted in the later shut down of university and many students and facu1ty were arrested during the “White Terror” period. Despite the unfavorable situations around, Chu Chao- Yang, the founder of Yen-Ping College kept seeking ways to recover the Yen-Ping College. Although Yen-Ping College finally reinstated school’s reputation from President’s recognition award in 2003, many compensation issues regarding to students and faculty victims and school properties are still unsolved. Therefore, the amendment of relative acts and the assistances from government are the keys to handle the compensation of educational institutions.