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PHOENIX (AP) — Arizona State University officials say they're moving the Thunderbird School of Global Management from its historic Glendale campus to a new facility on ASU's downtown Phoenix campus.
The move announced Tuesday comes three years after ASU absorbed the once-private school as it struggled financially.
ASU plans to construct a new building of about 90,000 square feet (8,400-square meters) to house the Thunderbird school and expects it to be completed by 2021. The school will move into interim space by January 2019.
The existing campus has been on a former military pilot training base in Glendale, a city just north of Phoenix.
The that will be redeveloped in cooperation with the city of Glendale.
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