Greg Maresca

Maresca is a New York City native and a Marine Corps veteran living in Flyover, Pennsylvania.

Most Recent Articles by Greg Maresca:

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It’s snow joke December 4, 2025
The only thing falling harder than the recent snow is our collective snowballing illiteracy of science;

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The highway’s hidden hazards November 30, 2025
Training and licensing must be reserved for citizens and legal immigrants who meet the requirements, not for those who bypass them;

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Penny for your thoughts November 23, 2025
Such a legacy reminds us that even in a world moving toward a cashless society, irony still holds value, especially when there are plenty of puns to spend my two cents on with no change required;

The $40 million mulligan November 19, 2025
So, buckle up, because the coaching carousel isn’t just spinning; it’s doing 360s at warp speed while boosters continue to toss around cash like confetti;

The Dukes’ dark horse November 18, 2025
Chesney: The right stuff for PSU;

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The anti-wealth manifesto November 16, 2025
You can’t help the poor by destroying the rich, lift workers by crushing employers, stay solvent by overspending, or unite people by fueling class hatred;

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A defining search November 13, 2025
Penn State football has entered into a high-stakes coaching search that will define its identity in a rapidly evolving college football landscape shaped by NIL, transfer mobility, and urgent recruiting pressures;

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Never and somehow again November 11, 2025
The one thing that has been a constant through the ensuing decades has been being identified as a Marine

In the high-stakes circus of big-time college sports, some schools shell out cash to win. Others fork it over for silence. And a select few spend millions to not let the door hinder one’s departure

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Dreaming dictators November 2, 2025
In a world where biotech ambition tempts us with the dream of bypassing death, eternity is not engineered but received;

Off The Radar: Without intervention, the Christian population in many regions faces displacement within a generation

The moral conflict of loyalty vs. truth, obedience to authority vs. conscience speaks loudly to our present time. This story is not just historical but also a timely warning about how we must stand for truth, even at great personal cost;

One name gaining traction in these discussions is Bob Chesney, Jr., a Kulpmont, Pennsylvania native and current head coach at James Madison University

Nothing says stability like a moving target;

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A self-inflicted wound October 13, 2025
With Mamdani clashing with Charlie Kirk’s legacy, the 2026 midterms are poised to be profoundly unconventional and potentially transformative

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The Paradoxical Patriot October 7, 2025
The political odyssey of Frank S. Meyer;

The path to restoring civility in America is steep and demanding.  To safeguard and uphold what truly matters, we must stand firm for truth because retreating is not an option.

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Nicaea’s echo: The Creed September 22, 2025
Western Civilization has systematically divorced itself from the Nicene Creed;

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A portal timeout September 21, 2025
The era of year-round roster reshuffling is being closed one window at a time.

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Redemption’s playbook September 14, 2025
"The Senior"

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Figures flip the field September 7, 2025
The college football landscape has undergone a seismic shift thanks to the continued playoff expansion, the freewheeling transfer portal and the rise of NIL.

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Defying Mr. Softee August 23, 2025
Revived after decades of decline, the Presidential Physical Fitness Test returns as a merit-based antidote to rising childhood obesity and chronic disease

The free marketplace corrected the broadcast proving: Go Woke, Go Broke

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Faith under fire August 1, 2025
When our foundation is cracking— straddling the fence is complicity

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Armistice and amnesia  July 25, 2025
Sadly, the war remains forgotten with Americans still on the front lines of a precarious ceasefire that has held with Frank Maresca’s granddaughter serving there today 72 years after he departed

Student loan forgiveness is nothing but a political bribe

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Stirring the gravy July 13, 2025
The world loves Italy because it is old and still glamorous. Italy eats and drinks well but is rarely fat or drunk much like its people.

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250 Countdown July 5, 2025
Adams also warned, “Liberty, once lost, is lost forever,” emphasizing how fragile freedom can be if citizens become complacent.

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With or without June 29, 2025
A “head in the sand” isolationism foreign policy disregards and ignores the hard facts that our enemies would incinerate us. Our geopolitical enemies are always watching closely and perhaps now realize that when a red line is drawn, we honor it.

Blue books are the first hopeful sign of common sense emerging from the academic quad in decades. Proving what’s old is still useful.