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Photo credits

Real photography used throughout this fictional university website — the homepage, campus map, news articles, and the banner photo on every program, course, subject, minor, concentration, college, department, research centre, and student-organization page, grouped by academic discipline so pages in the same field share a fitting photo rather than a randomly assigned one.

Pexels photography

The following photographs are used under the Pexels license. Photographer names link to the original photo pages.

A handful of earlier campus and workshop photographs on this site are also freely licensed stock photography; per-photo credit for those predates this page's record-keeping and is being backfilled.

Wikimedia Commons photography

The following photographs are from Wikimedia Commons. Titles link to the original file page, which carries the full license text.

AI-generated concept art

The images in assets/img/branded/ — athletics uniforms and action shots, campus signage, spirit wear, ceremonial and heritage scenes, and admissions/newsletter graphics — are AI-generated concept art created for this fictional university's brand identity, not photographs of any real place, team, or product. They are reviewed for fit before use, but generated text and small logo details are approximations rather than exact typesetting; nothing in this set depicts a real person.

Historic and archival imagery

The historic classroom, machine-shop, art-class, graduation, and track-meet photographs used across the site are public-domain archival material — none depict UW–Porter Falls or any real institution; they were chosen only because they generically show the kind of activity a page is about. Faculty, leadership, and alumni-spotlight pages never use a real photograph of a real person — those stay abstract monogram avatars, since a real stranger's photograph would misrepresent a page about a named fictional individual. This page and every institutional detail on this website are part of a fictional parody.