University of Minnesota campus districts

Target entity: University of Minnesota campus districts
Context triple: [Mississippi River (Twin Cities campus area), formsBoundaryWith, University of Minnesota campus districts]

• A. University of Minnesota West Bank campus
  The University of Minnesota West Bank campus is a major section of the university in Minneapolis that houses several colleges, including the Law School and Carlson School of Management, along with arts, humanities, and social science programs.
• B. Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities
  Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities is a consortium of private liberal arts colleges in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area that collaborate on cross-registration, academic programs, and shared resources.
• C. University of Minnesota Athletics facilities
  University of Minnesota Athletics facilities comprise the university’s collection of sports venues and support complexes that host and serve its intercollegiate athletic programs.
• D. University of Minnesota East Bank
  The University of Minnesota East Bank is the main and oldest section of the university’s Twin Cities campus in Minneapolis, housing many of its core academic buildings, research facilities, and student services.
• E. University of Minnesota Rochester
  The University of Minnesota Rochester is a public health sciences–focused campus of the University of Minnesota system located in downtown Rochester, Minnesota.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: University of Minnesota campus districts
Target entity description: The University of Minnesota campus districts are the distinct areas of the Twin Cities campus, organized around academic, residential, and research functions and separated in part by the Mississippi River.

• A. University of Minnesota West Bank campus
  The University of Minnesota West Bank campus is a major section of the university in Minneapolis that houses several colleges, including the Law School and Carlson School of Management, along with arts, humanities, and social science programs.
• B. Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities
  Associated Colleges of the Twin Cities is a consortium of private liberal arts colleges in the Minneapolis–Saint Paul area that collaborate on cross-registration, academic programs, and shared resources.
• C. University of Minnesota Athletics facilities
  University of Minnesota Athletics facilities comprise the university’s collection of sports venues and support complexes that host and serve its intercollegiate athletic programs.
• D. University of Minnesota East Bank
  The University of Minnesota East Bank is the main and oldest section of the university’s Twin Cities campus in Minneapolis, housing many of its core academic buildings, research facilities, and student services.
• E. University of Minnesota Rochester
  The University of Minnesota Rochester is a public health sciences–focused campus of the University of Minnesota system located in downtown Rochester, Minnesota.
• F. None of above. chosen