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By Riley Hannon, Illustrator
February 20, 2024

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Riley Hannon
Riley Hannon, Illustrator
Riley Hannon is a senior illustration major and game art minor. Hannon is an illustrator for the Chronicle. He joined the Chronicle in January 2024.   Hometown: St. Louis, Missouri