Spend your Father's Day evening with WXDU.

Tune in at 6:00 for a discussion of the latest in science research and news on WXDU's own science program, the Endless Frontier.

Then join Deutche Welle's World Link series for a global perspective at 6:30. This week's program, titled "Highs and Lows," explores the stories behind the international headlines, including:

• Reactions to North Korea's MERS outbreak
• The ongoing impact of the Islamic State's siege in Iraq
• A woman who receives her medical degree at 102 years old after the Nazis denied her the title
• The controversy surrounding Rachel Dolezal's racial identity
• Reflections from South Africa's first interracial married couple on their 30th anniversary
• A unique approach to helping children affected by Palestine's refugee crisis
• Why some Indian residents are protesting the government's support of yoga

Next at 7:30, Martin Kang has WXDU Sports. On this week's show:

• A recap of the Duke student-athletes' performance at this year's NCAA Outdoor Track and Field Championships
• Which Duke baseball players have been drafted into the Major League
• The Duke women's basketball team's new Maryland transfer addition
• Connections to Duke in the recently selected U.S Women's National Lacrosse Team
• A report the Gravy Podcast called "Tamales for the Derby," which examines the people who work behind the scenes at major horse races--and the food they eat