PITTSBURGH — Robert Morris University is selling a classroom building in downtown Pittsburgh so it can dedicate more resources to its main campus outside the city.

Robert Morris President Gregory Dell'Omo says the school will put the eight-story classroom building up for sale as soon as this week. Dell'Omo said Wednesday the school does not have an asking price and will instead see what offers the building generates.

The downtown building currently offers classes to undergraduates and grad students.

After selling the downtown building, the school will focus on adding online programs and locations to court more nontraditional students.

Robert Morris has about 5,000 students, with most attending classes at its suburban campus in Moon Township.