Michigan State University main campus core

Target entity: Michigan State University main campus core
Context triple: [Red Cedar River, passesNear, Michigan State University main campus core]

• A. Central Campus, University of Michigan
  Central Campus, University of Michigan is the university’s historic core in Ann Arbor, housing many of its main academic buildings, libraries, and research institutes, including the Institute for Social Research.
• B. North Campus, University of Michigan
  North Campus at the University of Michigan is a major academic and research hub that houses several of the university’s arts, engineering, and architecture programs in a distinct campus separate from the central Ann Arbor campus.
• C. Michigan State University Athletic Department
  The Michigan State University Athletic Department is the administrative organization that oversees and manages all varsity sports programs at Michigan State University, including the Spartans football team.
• D. Michigan State College
  Michigan State College was a mid-20th-century American public institution of higher education that later became Michigan State University, known for its strong programs in agriculture, education, and the liberal arts.
• E. Schembechler Hall at the University of Michigan
  Schembechler Hall at the University of Michigan is the football program’s main facility and headquarters, named in honor of legendary Wolverines coach Bo Schembechler.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Michigan State University main campus core
Target entity description: The Michigan State University main campus core is the central academic and administrative area of MSU in East Lansing, known for its collegiate Gothic architecture, major classroom buildings, and student gathering spaces.

• A. Central Campus, University of Michigan
  Central Campus, University of Michigan is the university’s historic core in Ann Arbor, housing many of its main academic buildings, libraries, and research institutes, including the Institute for Social Research.
• B. North Campus, University of Michigan
  North Campus at the University of Michigan is a major academic and research hub that houses several of the university’s arts, engineering, and architecture programs in a distinct campus separate from the central Ann Arbor campus.
• C. Michigan State University Athletic Department
  The Michigan State University Athletic Department is the administrative organization that oversees and manages all varsity sports programs at Michigan State University, including the Spartans football team.
• D. Michigan State College
  Michigan State College was a mid-20th-century American public institution of higher education that later became Michigan State University, known for its strong programs in agriculture, education, and the liberal arts.
• E. Schembechler Hall at the University of Michigan
  Schembechler Hall at the University of Michigan is the football program’s main facility and headquarters, named in honor of legendary Wolverines coach Bo Schembechler.
• F. None of above. chosen