Foreign students studying abroad at universities in Hong Kong are facing a mass exodus out of the city as pro-democracy protests have reached college campuses. Several Hong Kong universities have suspended classes for the remainder of the semester after protesters built barricades and set fire to property at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. Foreign students studying abroad at impacted schools have been forced to quickly find ways out of the city. Students at Georgetown University and Syracuse University were impacted by the terminated semesters and are working with Hong Kong schools to exit the city.